organic chemistry

Oh how I love doing organic chemistry (AT TIMES); the mechanisms, flow of electrons seems oh-so logical, the molecules like puzzles waiting to be broken. It seems like I am totally suited for science; I enjoy the warm comfort of the logic and systematic workings, the fuzzy happiness when I get the correct answer. Such a black-and-white subject in a grey world. I just dislike memorising the stuff to use. There are so many other modules I would like to attempt but I'm restricted by the system. One thing for sure, I'm going to take the animal module in the future. I may want to be a forest ranger in the future, traveling around the world observing animals. Hee. The thought is exciting indeed :). I shall decide whether to change to psychology next year, but currently I feel quite happy doing biology. So many roads that i can't decide. Can someone tell me the way? Or perhaps it is more fun to poke and probe around - I can learn new things too. I feel like reading Darwin's species of origin after taking the biodiversity, the theory of evolution seems a bit dodgy. That shall be the second book to read after The Screwtape letters. OH and Sandman!