If there is one person out there that is real and tells it like it is, its 'imboycrazy'. Not kidding...this chick rocks. Whatever kind of day you are having, she can make it better. Hilarious, down to earth, and unforgiving. I have spent countless hours reading back through some of her earlier posts instead of doing some homework for investments or reading for senior seminar. Everything she touches on are the topics that everyone else is too afraid to talk about and put insight into. Worth looking into fersher.
But I have had some of the best times of my life in the past 4 years. From studying abroad in Spain, to winning the 2008 Men's NCAA Basketball National Championship and everything in between, KU has been an amazing experience. I had doubts at first, but I am so happy that I decided to stay in Lawrence. I have met some amazing, unique, and inspiring people. I participated in classes that I never would have imagined myself taking. I started an organization at the University.
When deciding on a school to attend, my mother kept asking me whether I wanted to be a big fish in a small pond, or a small fish in a big pond. Well at KU I feel like I had to opportunity to experience both. I love that the professors in the Journalism school get to know each student on an individual level. It begins to take on the feel of a small college with in the bigger university. I love going out to eat in Lawrence and running into professors who know who you are, and are happy to talk to you.
Overall, my experience at KU has been truly remarkable. With the three months left I have in Lawrence, I plan to keep exploring the town, trying new things, and creating ever lasting memories with some of my best friends. And I hope to add another national championship to that list.
(PS this is me pretending I know how to use iMovie. I'm just trying to get better).
I spent the day dinning at Zen Zero with my roommates, going to the gym, reading postsecrets.com, applying for jobs, and cooking myself dinner. Sounds just like any other Sunday to me! My parents celebrated their 29th wedding anniversary today. I hope that one day, I can be as happy as they are!
This is why I want the iPad. If magazines could really accomplish this, I would die. iPad is completely content driven, and still needs old media to function. But just imagine the possibilities.
