Sarah and the Adventure of Life

Lately, life has seemed to just fly right by. Tests keep coming up, among other things, and I find it hard to sometimes take time and write a little bit. I'm not going to lie, writing a blog post takes me hours...Although it's a seemingly-long process, I always enjoy writing, especially when people are willing to listen to me. I've prepared a different kind of blog post today. This is for the high school seniors (and others who might find this useful). I hold many high schoolers close to my heart, and I know your time in high school is drawing to a close. It's scary, but exciting. You're on the brink of new adventures and experiences, and that's just the beginning!  So, in light of this, I have gathered some helpful advice from people you may or may not know. Whatever the case may be, I hope you can learn something from these people. Always know that you are not alone. Without futher ado, here is What We Wish We Knew Before College ... "I w

Happy March! Oh my word, I can't believe it's March already. If you can't tell from my lack of blog posts, this semester is flying by so quickly! (That "Springing Ahead" thing where we lose an hour makes the feeling even worse...especially in the morning! Arrgh.) Do not fret, however! I am staying busy, but in the best way. School is keeping me working, but we all find time to have fun. In the end of February, we had a nice snowfall. It was cool in the fact that, well, it was snow. But it wasn't cool with the fact that my university still has yet to cancel classes at a time that truly affects me. I know I'm not the only one who feels so bitter towards the weather...but we can all come together and say, "At least it's pretty." Mary's footprints Almost perfect snow POUR SOME SUGAR ON ME Just kidding, it's just super-powdery snow Mary, Allison, Sarah, Me, Kimberly, and Kelsey...all proud mothers of Jeffy, o