For all those who are interested, I will try to keep this section
updated with the happenings of my life from month to month:
February 2004
- 2/6/04
12:25am - I've gotten this website up and running, although just
functionally. I will do my best to add content as spare time arises...
and work to finish the Sigma Alpha website, and work on the Collegiate
4H/FFA website, and stay on top of school, and...oh yeah, sleep, that
was the other thing, I forget about that sometimes.
January 2004
- I made it
back to school safely after Christmas break and my life has resumed
its usual routine. Stay up late, wake up early to go to class (at
either 7:30 or 8:00am every day of the week), go to work at noon, go
to Newman's (and Edwards' and Daniel-san's (same apartment)) in my
spare time (since my computer lives there). On the weekends....oh,
where do those weekends go? I actually have some classes this semester
that may force me to *shudder* study, however, I will avoid this at
all possible costs. I am taking: Issues in Agriculture, Principles of
Horticulture (and the lab), Organic-Physiological Chemistry (and the
lab), Agri Structures, and Survey of Exceptionalities (an education
class) for a measly total of 16 hrs. I'm also working at the residence
hall desks, as usual. I'm busy, busy, busy with school and work and
Sigma Alpha National Visit coming up at the end of this month...maybe
things will slow down soon.
Fall
Semester 2003
- Fall
semester went along as usual.
I plodded through my classes: Fundamentals of Chemistry (and
the lab), World Lit and US History (both online through Crowder College),
Animal Reproductive Physiology, Composition 2, and Methods in Teaching
Agriculture (and the lab).
A whopping 20 hours!
I also worked at the desks at the residence halls (still). I spent a lot of my semester
at my friends’ apartment (Newman, Edwards, and Daniel-san) and a large
part of the rest of it in the dorms, although I don’t even live
there. Sigma Alpha was
busy. With Collegiate 4H,
along with the LSU (geaux tigers!) & MSU Collegiate 4H’s, we
hosted the Southern Regional Collegiate 4-H conference down in Baton
Rouge (what a blast!!!!).
As I try to think of any other things of major consequence that
occurred in my life, I draw a blank (how sad is that!).
Summer 2003
- This
summer I worked for the Upward Bound/Upward Bound Math & Science
program at Crowder College.
I had been in this program (the Math & Science one) in high
school, and this job was certainly a refreshing change of pace. It was truly an experience I
will never forget and I met many people who changed my life. I hated to leave and I miss a
lot of people terribly!
My patience was occasionally tested, but in exchange I learned
a lot and it really touched my heart. I learned a lot about a lot of people, and most importantly,
learned a lot about myself.
I would not have given it up for the world!
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