Goodbye Junior Year

Wow, I can't believe I haven't posted anything on here since mid-march, that right there shows how ridiculously busy I was for the last part of the semester. I went home three weekends in a row to get my lifeguard certification (I'll let you know soon if it was worth it), I went to not one but four fraternity formals (one was my own, but hey we are technically a fraternity haha), I pulled 4 all nighters thanks to finals... let's just say I am so glad to be done.

Junior year was definitely a different year than the past two. I like to say that I'm mature for my age, but I know I still have a lot of growing up to do and I feel like this year I started making bigger steps toward coming into my own. I know the one thing I am missing at CNU is fellowship and that is something I totally want to work on next year. I am doing Summer Staff again this summer at Young Life's Rockbridge, I'm not sure of my job yet but hopefully I will be lifeguarding.

I am going to Memphis for my birthday and I am so excited, my goal is to find some genuine cowboy boots. My goal for the summer is to just work a lot and save up so I can live it up next year.

I cannot believe I am going to be a Senior in college. I remember when I was about to start my Senior year in high school and how exciting, yet terrifying the prospect was. It is even more defined now, the next step now is the real world and that is a little unsettling. I am dead set on doing Teach for America upon graduation and if that doesn't pan out I really have no idea what I want to do.

Tomorrow starts the countdown "21 things to do while 21". Each day for the next 21 I will post something I want to do while I am 21. Get excited!!

I can't wait to go home and see my PH Men's Soccer dominate the rest of their season and post-season!!!