Hello
Okay, so I was inspired to get one of these live journals by one of my roommates, so here it is. All my feelings and my days written here for all to see. Feel free to comment on anything..I want to hear from you!
Okay, so my life is kinda in a whirlwind right now. I thought I knew what the definition of happy meant and I thought that I had everything that I would need. Then someone walked into my life and proved that all wrong. I now look back and realize how lucky I have been and how lucky I have yet to become. In the words of that special someone, I am finally happy.
Classes are going good. I wish I could actually get up for my 8am. It's my Intro to Teaching class. All she does is lecture for three hours and at that time of day, I'm not in the mood to listen to her wraspy voice talk about education. I'm considering changing my major. I have yet to look into anything else.
ASA rocks my world. I have two chair positions that mean a lot to me. I am workign to get ASA's name out there in a positive light and increase our communications throughout campus. So far, so good. We phoenixed three girls last night. So, we are on our way to success. I love my sisters. I know I can go to them for anything. I don't know where I would be with my life had I not joined ASA. If anyone has doubts about going Greek, trust your heart..you will never go wrong!:)
I'm so excited to find out that my best friend will be attending Central with me next year. She wants to go into fashion design and she wants to be close to me. I think she will be happy here. I will just be happy that she is here with me instead of 70 miles away.
Metamorphosis, the winterguard here at Central, is awesome. We practice for about eight hours every week. We have had two competitions where we placed second and first,respectively. We are state champions and we are looking forward to defending our title at Saginaw Valley State in April. It's frustrating at times when I can't get the flag work, but when we are on the floor for competiton, all those negative feelings fade away and I go into auto-pilot mode. The music takes over, a smile goes across my face and I spin for Steve. He was our colorguard instructor during the fall season of marching band. Although I only knew him for a little under two months, he made me who I am in guard today. I was scared to toss at band camp. I wouldn't let the pole leave my hands. He talked to me, encouraged me and now, I'm a tossing machine:)I love and miss Steve immensely but I know that the angels are spinning up in Heaven with Steve.
That's my life in a nutshell so far. I will update you when something exciting happens. In the meantime, just smile and nod:-D
Peace out!
Okay, so my life is kinda in a whirlwind right now. I thought I knew what the definition of happy meant and I thought that I had everything that I would need. Then someone walked into my life and proved that all wrong. I now look back and realize how lucky I have been and how lucky I have yet to become. In the words of that special someone, I am finally happy.
Classes are going good. I wish I could actually get up for my 8am. It's my Intro to Teaching class. All she does is lecture for three hours and at that time of day, I'm not in the mood to listen to her wraspy voice talk about education. I'm considering changing my major. I have yet to look into anything else.
ASA rocks my world. I have two chair positions that mean a lot to me. I am workign to get ASA's name out there in a positive light and increase our communications throughout campus. So far, so good. We phoenixed three girls last night. So, we are on our way to success. I love my sisters. I know I can go to them for anything. I don't know where I would be with my life had I not joined ASA. If anyone has doubts about going Greek, trust your heart..you will never go wrong!:)
I'm so excited to find out that my best friend will be attending Central with me next year. She wants to go into fashion design and she wants to be close to me. I think she will be happy here. I will just be happy that she is here with me instead of 70 miles away.
Metamorphosis, the winterguard here at Central, is awesome. We practice for about eight hours every week. We have had two competitions where we placed second and first,respectively. We are state champions and we are looking forward to defending our title at Saginaw Valley State in April. It's frustrating at times when I can't get the flag work, but when we are on the floor for competiton, all those negative feelings fade away and I go into auto-pilot mode. The music takes over, a smile goes across my face and I spin for Steve. He was our colorguard instructor during the fall season of marching band. Although I only knew him for a little under two months, he made me who I am in guard today. I was scared to toss at band camp. I wouldn't let the pole leave my hands. He talked to me, encouraged me and now, I'm a tossing machine:)I love and miss Steve immensely but I know that the angels are spinning up in Heaven with Steve.
That's my life in a nutshell so far. I will update you when something exciting happens. In the meantime, just smile and nod:-D
Peace out!