Learning is a process. It's a process of failure and success. Teachers are the main medium through which learning is manifested. An environment that promotes and supports learning is usually school. This should be the case, right? Of course, but it isn't always. The buildings themselves are mediums and such. What usually deters the process of learning are other students. This is usually due to lack of motivation or deterring of others' education as a result of personal failure.

School is a place for learning. Some people learn what they think they need to and are satisfied with that. Others, intellectuals, are those who delve deep in the subjects being taught and those beyond. Then there are those who properly learn what is being taught, and bother not to delve deeper. All of these students are smart in their own sense. Some people become knowledgeable, others become experienced, and others are well rounded. There are benefits and downfalls to these decisions, but in the end it is up to individuals to either be content or discontent. 

In a recent dream, I was on a bus, and on my way home. That wasn't any strange at all, since it is how I get home. The strange part was that the bus blew up and I had to walk home. My concern wasn't the other passengers, but the errands I had to run. Then suddenly...everything blew up. I woke up and that's where the dream ended /:

2 Chili Dogs

The day was Saturday and my friends and I were getting pretty hungry. We decided to get some food from the nearest food joint, Weinersnitchel. We ordered two #8 combos, each consisted of 6 chili dogs and 3 small fries. Along with the food, we ordered a drink each. Our math indicated there would be 12 total chili dogs and 6 small fries. As we split up the food we assumed there would be two chili dogs left over. We decided they were up for grabs between the five of us. My good friend Rudy decided to take one. He asked how many were left, and we all assumed there would be one left. But there were actually two left. We immediately thought our math was wrong, which would be ironic since we are all great mathematicians. It turned out we received one extra chili dog, and had two left over.