At the beginning of my freshman year, I felt bored with my college life. Rather than paying attention to my1, I thought about raising a few guinea pigs (豚鼠). When I told my roommate about it, she immediately2."I was thinking the same thing," she said. We bought two lovely guinea pigs, looking forward to the wonderful3we would have with these fuzzy animals.
Three months later,4we loved our guinea pigs, we realized hours of work a week to5the guinea pigs, including cleaning the cage and dinnertime, was too much. With6piling up over there, we lost our original (起初的) interest. We just would not7to do the work. What previously seemed like fun tuned into a major8in our life, not to mention the fact that we felt9about not having good resources to provide for this pair of guinea pigs.
It turned out that our fun adventure had10results down the line（完全地）. The problems caused by this put unnecessary11on me. My roommate and I12selling our guinea pigs to a loving family in our hometown.
College may represent a time when people feel relaxed and make13decisions. But whether it is spending a fun night out or skipping class several times, these choices do have long-term effects that you can14with a few moments of careful consideration. Therefore, take your college responsibility and don't15to take action.
