Kurt Cobain Research Paper

Every year since the seventh grade, I have made a project about Kurt Cobain or at least incorporated him into it. I have read so many things about Kurt Cobain that every fact or small detail about him is ingrained into my head. When we’re assigned projects, my automatic first choice is Kurt Cobain. Kurt is my parachute as if I’m falling out the plane of high school, he saves me from the certain death of what I call an “F.” Every small detail about him is always in the back of my mind. If you ask me where he’s from, I’d instantly reply with “Aberdeen, Washington.” However if you were to ask me where he was born (and you meant the city), I would respond with “Gray’s Harbor Hospital.” A random fact? He had a kitten named Spina Bifida, which is ironic because he had Scoliosis. The only
Sometimes I wonder if not being able to remember things I don’t care about will ever hinder me later in life. It probably will, but I like to think that it wouldn’t. I’d like to think that my love for drawing and my knowledge in math will get me a decent job somewhere, but those two things don’t go hand in hand. Yet, I am better off getting a better job with math than I ever will with art unless I die, conveniently, Kurt Cobain really became famous after his death, ironic right? Even more so, Kurt Cobain never finished high school and became famous with a form of art; the catch is he was never really famous until he died. So that leaves me with two, maybe three options: Write countless books and documentaries about Kurt Cobain; become a most likely low paid artist (which will be fun), but I won’t be famous unless I die a tragic death and my widower receives the benefits; and lastly become a high paid actuary who hates my job (that’s not too much of a menial task) but live a lavish and luxurious