Spring seventeen

Identical squared buildings, dry and brown fields, naked trees, flat and wide roads that are driven on by numerous cars in a robotic manner. Hey! that sounds like Texas in January. I suppose my description was in comparison to the other two places I had recently visited, Mexico and Europe. Well I'm back in the city, San Marcos, Texas. Back in school, now I am living two to three blocks from the university, which is such an advantage. It is good to be back, good to see my friends, my family, my country. This semester is different, I am back in the same town I was before departing to a semester in another continent. My ideas, thoughts, beliefs, perspectives, emotions, confidence, actions, are different; not completely, but there is a noticeable change in me. I feel they are positive changes, and I feel better prepared for the world and what it demands for the type of life I desire to live. I desire to live a full, rich life, where I am constantly out of my comfort zone, always working on a better self. Not only that, but with an attitude that impacts those around me in a positive manner, allowing me to establish and maintain healthy relationships, and quality networks. I've switched my major once again from business management to communication studies. I've started my semester in communication studies with three communication classes and my second literature class so far, as a junior. The material appears to be highly more interesting than what I studied in business, although I have a huge passion for business, there are many fields within that subject that throw me off and bore me out easily. I am definitely looking forward to this semester, and the rest of my undergraduate career. I have many responsibilities which I intend to tackle successfully and effectively. I am not working at the moment, but rather attempting to initiate a small business that could potentially allow me to inquire a type of experience I eagerly long for, and hopefully not only that, but also have this business serve me as a career and part of my vocation in my life.

Thought of the day,

"Talk to people like you deserve to be talked to"