It is kind of crazy how everybody returns back to what they were originally supposed to do--what everybody is originally passionate about, motivated by, and excited towards since they were a child. And here I am, back to what I love doing, too. It is pretty wild to see how a whole year has passed--how many friends I have made, how many memories I got to experience, and how much I have learned. I have learned more within this year than I ever have learned my entire life. I have met people that have changed the way that I view life and think of others. Throughout this year I have battled difficult situations and mental hardships. I endured pain in my career, in friendships, spiritually, and with life in general. But, at the end of the day, I have grown in everything I have been through. So, here I am, back on my computer sitting in my room during finals week (when I really should be dedicating time to studying...). Life is so short. The more I grow, I see how short life really
I was just sitting in my dorm room, thinking, going through pictures, and reminiscing on some memories. This past week, just like every other week in a college student's life, is crazy. But, the weekends are for taking a deep breath and taking a nice break. Lately, I have been the happiest human alive, keeping God in my mind, and spreading my love to others. I haven't been living in the future, I've been taking one day at a time, and I have been holding on to the little moments in life that make me smile. I never thought that living in the present could make me feel so happy, free, and positive. I don't think I stress this enough, but I thank God for my relationships every single day. Ever since COVID hit, it taught me some life lessons that I might never have learned if it weren't for this pandemic. I have begun to savor the small things (and the big things) in life. Every night before I go to bed, I go down a list thanking God for the people in my life.