Well readers, although there was anxiety leading up to graduation, there is only one word I can think of to describe the graduation festivities themselves. Perfect. Just hours after checking my grades which officially confirmed that I would be graduating, Mom took me to the Almost There Fair. The primary purpose of the fairContinueContinue reading “College Graduation Part 2: A Perfect Celebration”
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College Graduation Part 1: Anticipation and Anxiety
Well readers, I still cannot believe that May 13, a day four years in the making, (or 22 years if you look at it from the perspective of all my school years) has come and gone. I am officially a college graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Communication, and a proud alumnus of CarrollContinueContinue reading “College Graduation Part 1: Anticipation and Anxiety”
Thoughts on Voting and Trust
On April 3, our state’s presidential primary was held, and on the way home from class that afternoon, I voted. Actually, it would be more accurate to say I trusted my mom to cast a ballot for me. I had been looking forward to voting ever since my dad went to vote in theContinueContinue reading “Thoughts on Voting and Trust”
Living on Easy Street
Near my college campus, there is a tiny road called Easy Street, which my dad pointed out with a laugh as he drove me a couple years ago. As a journalism major, my first thought at the time was “that would make an awesome human interest story, interviewing residents about whether the living is asContinueContinue reading “Living on Easy Street”
Gilbert and Me 