Glitter Smiles

When going just about anywhere, it's easy to observe different kinds of drivers. Depending on where they're from and how they are, you do notice different things. Still, some things don't get planted into your head because you take it as normal. It's understandable that if you live in an area where people in general, aren't rushed, that if the people do drive, they won't feel rushed and might actually go slower. As well as in the city life, where everyone's moving around fast, everyone's annoyed when they cannot leave quickly and usually rush to get to different places. As well, most new drivers will go either too fast or too slow, because they aren't used to the car. When they go too slow, it's obvious that they aren't comfortable with driving yet and if they go too fast, they're testing the limits and the thrill of being on the road. Everyone's different, however, and it always takes different times before new drivers will understan

There are quite a few things I worry about for the future, but most of them don't seem to fit with how the government works, but if the idea is stretched, it's bound to get there some way or another. I am worried about the school systems of the future. It's know that our society is in a technological age, and I can only imagine systems that the children will have to listen to and watch for their school day. Teachers might become obsolete and the only thing schools need are monitors to see what the children are doing and to regulate the class (like a substitute teacher). If schools are run by computers, than the government won't have to pay as many teachers to work for them. I can only imagine how the world will get as most everyone will be writing in a text slang and our society goes down. My mind is very open, and when I do get to another topic of concern, I can start worrying about what will happen in the said future. Poverty could be one of them. As a childhood dream