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class today was pretty exciting. We played a game that focused on paying attention and communication between each other. The object of the game was to pass around an object and ask the person next to us what it was. They key was to go slowly and use a certain tone in our voices when asking and answering the questions. We surprisingly did pretty well with the game at first but as it got more difficult we had a harder time. The game was fun and i think that most of the class had a good time playing it based on all the laughter during the game.

The second part of the class we watched a talk by Sir Ken Robinson. I liked what he had to say, he was pretty funny and interesting. One of Robinson's main points was to make sure you are doing what you love. Personally I am so happy that I chose to follow my gut and change my major to art. Growing up I always took art classes and enjoyed painting but when college came around I felt like I needed to do something more then just art. At first I had no idea what I wanted to do and slowly I started to get into psychology and social work. My first year at CSULA was spent majoring in social work until one day I realized that there was nothing more I wanted to do then create art. I realized that this hobby I loved could be much more then a hobby and that I should take a chance and do something that I was really in love with. So with that being said I am so happy that I am doing what I really want to be doing. No money or degree in the world could ever change that.