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Just a couple short weeks before I returned to Berry for my Junior year and for preseason this past summer, I accepted my fourth job for the school year. I remember texting my boyfriend at the time and just being so … Continue reading →

A couple months ago a man who works with JDRF (Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation) called me and talked to me about opportunities I had through JDRF to get more involved. I check the JDRF website probably once a month to … Continue reading →

                This past weekend I got the amazing opportunity to travel to California with my soccer team to play a couple schools and explore some of the West. While we were out there, we rode in two 12-person vans that … Continue reading →

On this day four years ago, I had finally convinced my mom to take me back to the doctor to see why I was still sick after being treated for mono all summer. On this day four years ago, I saw … Continue reading →

One year ago today, I went before my little church in Montevallo, Alabama and committed my life to bettering my relationship with God. I got baptized and chose to go up in front of the congregation and tell them my … Continue reading →

Once or twice a week, I get the pleasure of going and talking to Berry’s assistant Chaplain, and this week when I got there she asked what I had been struggling with the most. So I told her that I … Continue reading →

This semester has been a hard one in a lot of ways. I’ve learned that recovering from any knee injury never gets easier. I’ve learned that Chemistry is the bane of my existence. I’ve learned that internal conflict creates external … Continue reading →

As I type this post, I’m sitting on the front porch of a beach house that my friends and I have rented for Spring Break on Tybee Island. There are these two white, old-fashioned lifeguard chairs on the porch that … Continue reading →

This semester, I decided to take an intro level Sociology class. Growing up with my dad as a sociology professor made me think I would enjoy it, as I enjoyed his conversations and his views on culture and people around … Continue reading →

One thing that I’ve learned in the past couple years as I’ve gotten glimpses of “the real world” and what it’s like to become an adult, is that decision making is different as we mature and age. By that I … Continue reading →