Assignment 18: Maggie Anderson

High School:
1. Get my driver's license.
2. Go to a school dance.
3. Get into a good college.
4. Get a summer job.
5. Figure out what I want to do in college.
   Getting my driver's license comes first because it's the sort of thing that won't happen if I don't constantly think about it. Activities that require travel and effort tent to get put off. I say I'll do them soon and suddenly it's been months. For this reason, I had my father take me out of school early on my sixteenth birthday to get my permit, because I didn't want to delay it and I knew if I put it off at all, school would be out by the time I actually got around to it.

College:
1. Figure out what I want to do after college
2. Make friends.
3. Study abroad.
4. Improve baking skills.
    Figuring out what I want to do after college is on the top of my list because it's something I really need to know before I finish. Right now, I'm bouncing between multiple careers. I also need to find out what I want to study, and those things should go hand in hand.

Life:
1. Go to Arnaud's Restaurant in New Orleans and order the dessert Strawberries Arnaud.
2. Own a house.
3. Dedicate a room of said house to being a library.
4. Learn about making glass.
   Strawberries Arnaud costs $3.95 million. It has multiple, expensive components, including wines and fruits. It also comes with a sort of happy meal toy: a 7.09 carat pink diamond.
 One reason I want to get this is that I believe I will be the first (it's the worst selling dessert in New Orleans) and because I want to know if they actually have a diamond on the premises. I find the idea of the busboy sprinting to the nearest jewelry shop hilarious. This is also my least probable goal.