Setting here with a blank screen thinking of wise directions for you to seek out. Best that came to mind is take care of your health and for sure school. I never gave school much mind figuring I would follow the family farming operation-never picked one row of corn for my living. Was sent to school and got a job and 36 years later retired and took up tractors. At some point in life you will ciricle back to tractors. This is the time to find a car and see how its works.
Possible you could hook up with some one in your area on this net that may want to share time with you in his tractor shed.
All here have give you solid advise on the don't which I have seen many who went to the black side and never came back to no more than an entry level job. Other words work to the very end for no real salary.
Sailing is very peachful and skill needed on large water like Lake Michigan.
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