A small snowball starts on the top of a hill and rolls down, steadily gaining speed as well as picking up more snow. Eventually, the small snowball becomes a gigantic mass of snow moving incredibly fast. As i look back on the first quarter of physics, i find myself relating my experience to a snowball. When we started off the year i was a tiny snowball. I had no knowledge of physics or the windows it could open up in my life. However, as i began to roll down the 'hill' that is the first quarter of physics, i gained knowledge and efficiency (which is more snow and speed). Compared to the beginning of the quarter, i feel like i am a medium sized snowball moving at about 10 m/s. Although this is improvement from what i started out with, i hope to one day be a 1000 kg snowball moving at 100 m/s. I can achieve this by studying more thoroughly for exams and making sure i complete all labs competently. Overall, i am pleased with the first quarter of physics. :)