I genuinely spent SO much time on my website (for no real reason) and I will not lie I am incredibly happy with the way it turned out. I didn’t really go into this assignment with a plan for how I would tackle the format, as I sort of just built off of things as […]
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Finding One’s Niche: Erin McPherson
When it comes to figuring life out for oneself, we sometimes choose to look to others for advice or opinions on how they figured out the path in their own lives. Not always is the path clear (like my own path so far), but what I have learned is that one’s path is rarely straightforward. […]
Always Meant to Be an English Major
When I made the official switch to becoming an English major from my Communications major, I believed that I had initially made the wrong choice or that I was choosing a “harder” path. However, that was not the case at all, nor do I know why I thought it would be. As much as many […]
This Flower is Growing All Over the Place!
Whilst attempting to work with myself to figure out my “flower,” I ended up coming to the conclusion that I do think it was helpful to think a little more in-depth about self-reflection and my own standards. However, I do not think I actually learned anything from the exercise that comes from Richard N. Bolles’ […]
Grab a Plane Ticket and Lets Go!
College, for me, never really felt like a choice, but instead felt like something that I was supposed to do. Nothing wrong with that either, as most of my favorite moments have been at the College of Charleston, but I knew that I always wanted to go to college and more specifically this college. What […]
A Thank You to All the Street Dogs
Now before we get into this, I would like to preface this whole thing by saying this is all coming from a cat lover and owner. Walking down the busy street after class, having what I remember to be a conversation on a rather difficult or annoying topic with a friend, though at this point […]
Filling Life With The Simplest Delights
In an attempt to not sound like every reader or writer that always loves to recommend every book that they think changed them or brought them joy, though I am also very guilty of this issue, Ross Gay’s Book of Delights is a wonderful read for those looking to connect the smallest parts of one’s day […]
“Oh, You’re an English Major?”
“Oh, you’re an English major? So you must want to teach English right?” That’s the question that haunts most English majors the moment they hear it roll off a person’s tongue as if there could not possibly be any other path that could be taken. Though I have always resented the mere thought of that […]