On Which Side of the Coin?

Well, this is rather informal but I will just post this thing bothering my brain all over the weekend. I have been a very good person (err, not really). Okay, I admit it, let's just say, not VERY but still good nonetheless. I am doing good in school, in fact, I really got good grades. I study every night burning my midnight candles even at dawn. With all those hardwork, I was given the opportunity to be our university's representative for the spelling bee in our city(is it a feat already for me? I think it is... :squinty eyes:). HAHAHA, naaaah! I think I deserve a reward, right kitty? I mean come on, I've been in this boring charade since my school life started and I still haven't received the satisfaction I want from those mountain of books and photocopies. I need some sort of side trip or maybe I just need to add a little twist of this infernal and boring school life. I need to cling to Earth and feel the Life it has given us (oh yeah!). 

OH YES! I feel you too! I feel that this is non-sense! OH MY GOSH! T_T... okay, the continuation...

Being a very obedient person is not bad at all. However, being a little bit mischievous SOMETIMES will not affect the person as a whole for it is the basis for one's discernment and more importantly, great memories are forged from those little mischief stuff. Moreover, these experiences will make a person's life very interesting in much larger scale than just roughly and blindly following the rules and examples posed by those who are in the authority. As a person, the pilot of your own airplane and the author of your own book called LIFE, it is only you who is able to get a hold of your own pen and write everything what you've done so far in your life. Later on, after reading all those mischief that you have written, your smurky face will just blast a big smile stretching up to your ears! Even though books are great sources of knowledge, learning and acquiring new knowledge firsthand will tell you more about a certain thing. Experience is the greatest and most effective teacher. As Albert Einstein said, "You will never learn until you try something new".