And by 18 I mean 25

This semester is turning out to be a little harder than predicted. I am registered for 18 hours this term, however, I am actually in class for 25 hours each week! Three of my classes require outside group projects. That, on top of being on Leadership at the BCM and being on Crew leave me with little down or study time. But hey, God is still God and He is still awesome, I am just going to have to try my best to remember that each time I get frustrated with my schedule and try not to complain about that. My goal is to grow closer to God and have a better relationship with Him. So SO many times my flesh gets in the way of this.

Other than that, I just got back in town from Atlanta for Alabama's season opener against Virginia Tech in the Georgia Dome. We won 34-24, it was great! I got to catch up with several World Changers friends that live in the ATL area and hang out with lots of friends in downtown. I cannot wait to see how the rest of the season goes!

Until next time,

Life is good, God is good, I am human

Sweet Tea & Salvation Remix

I am turning my dormant blog site from my trip to South Africa to one about my final semester in college. I have just recently started my ninth and final semester at The University of Alabama. I am studying Public Relations and double minoring in Photography and Psychology.

My time here at Alabama has been fantastic. I have meet tons of different people and been tons of new places! Here is a list of some of things that I have done while in college:

been to 2 Countries, 27 States 4 Providences, 36 College Football games, Started Rowing for Alabama- won 7 medals

Last Wednesday I started classes and practice for Alabama Crew started this past Monday. I am taking eighteen hours, a tough eighteen. I have a crazy busy schedule!

Although I have enjoyed my time I am ready to close this chapter in life and start a new one! I am at a very exciting time in my life where I can basically move anywhere and do anything! It is so exciting, scary and fun and I can't wait to see what happens.