Senior Year

School started Monday this week. Most of my classes aren't so bad. (Some require me to blog. Interesting...). I'm just amazed at how fast the years have gone by. I'm a senior now and I'm like whoa how did this happen so quickly. Freshman year really is one of the better years in college. I think it was all about experiencing so many new things with different people. But now, I'm used to everything. Nothing is really new anymore. I still love college though. I'm not ready for the real world yet. =(. Maybe I am, but I don't want it quite as yet. I wish I could be a professional student sometimes. I'm going to Grad school after this, but it won't be the same.

I'm going to have mad fun this year and I'm definitely not holding back. For everyone in college, especially seniors, do not hold back and do everything that you can now. Some of the opportunities open to us now won't be available later. College could be one of the best experiences of our lives. Or maybe life after college is even better. (Depending on some situations). All I know is that I got to take in every day one step at a time. Just breath and let life happen. Everything usually works out for the best.

Peace out.

Tiffany

Why just one? And what?

As you can see, I don't have too many blogs here. I have so many thoughts swirling around in my head, but I just can't seem to get them out. Anyway, this summer I've been busy with an awesome internship and took a class for Spanish. I've tried to fit in fun here in there by going to summer BBQs and pushing the parental rules just a bit. Yet, I've made sooo much time for thinking. I've been a journalism major for three years, but not I realize that I've never considered what else was out there. There are so many amazing careers out there. I hate the fact that we just have to choose one. I love to write, but I realize that I've always had an interest in medicine that never went away. Now, I want to follow my medicine dreams and give it try. Medicine has always followed me since I was a kid. My mom's even a nurse. I guess it's in my blood. But, I'm not giving up on journalism completely. I just want to make sure medicine is the right career path for me. I've dreamed of helping people as a living; I just hope that whatever I try to do is the right path for me. For anyone else going through the same struggle or similar, good luck to you and more power to you. Have a great night.

Peace out

Tiffany