As the start of the new school year is swiftly approaching and the task of packing is becoming increasingly more daunting with every box filled, I am striving to keep calm and soak up the feeling of "home."
I took these few pictures before the chaos, and I'm glad I did. They represent a feeling of home which is peaceful, neat, and comforting, and I could use all of those kinds of feelings I can conjure up right now.
Along with the craziness of packing, I am also looking forward to a fresh start that comes along with a new year. I cannot begin to describe the feeling of gratitude I have to be doing this for the second go-round instead of the first time again. I already feel less intimidated and more confidently prepared for what's ahead. All that being said, I hope to do things better than I did last year in an attempt to constantly improve myself, so I'm making a list of goals for my second year of college:
- Continue to try to eat as cleanly as possible; real food. Stuff that goes bad. Stuff without labels.
- Not freak out so much. More importantly, not freak out and take it out on the people I'm surrounded by.
- Take advantage of free on-campus yoga by going regularly to reduce stress and gain back some flexibility.
- Make Mondays the best day of the week. I know this sounds crazy, but my class schedule on Mondays goes like this: Spanish from 1:45 to 2:35 pm. Annnnd....that's it. Therefore, I am dedicating Mondays to gym time, coffee time, planning time, goal-setting time, catching up time, yoga time. I like the sound of starting my week on that kind of note.
- Really step up my design game. I feel like I know who I am as an artist, but I'm not quite sure who I am as a designer. There is sooo much I want to learn this year obtaining to my major which is New Media, and I feel like I can't get my hands on all of it quick enough.
- Incorporate more art and creative living inspiration into this space. :)
I am going to miss you. Sorry if I hurt your feelings the other day. It was hectic this summer and not what I was hoping for. Let's make a promise to have real quality time together in the future when you are home. I am proud of you and I do hope that you will grow this year both emotionally and physically. Love you very much, Dad.
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