I’m currently in one of the weirdest stages of my life. I
just finished up my second year at Utah State and as of right now I have
absolutely no clue what I want to be when I grow up. (Surprise Surprise) I’ve pursued
degrees in Exercise Science, Physical Education Teaching, and Nursing just long
enough to spend lots of money and take classes very specific to that major only
to realize that’s not the way I want to go. It’s like a roller coaster. Always
very exciting.
I ran cross country and track again this year and I’m so
very glad I did. I gained better relationships with my coaches and teammates
and had some of the best races of my life. I learned how to work with my
professors because I was gone so much, and so I got to know them. I learned to
work hard and try to stay positive with humor and that sometimes it’s okay to
be sassy as long as I am respectful. I learned that for me it really is better
to be outgoing at first and help others to break out of their shell rather than
waiting for someone else to get me to break out of mine. I learned to be bold
and take leaps of faith more often. I learned that sometimes saying “YOLO” to
myself really does work. I learned how to surf. I learned that hospital
cafeteria food really isn’t that bad because I volunteered there once a week
and enjoyed the free meal. I learned that I really suck at biking and that is definitely
something I need to work on. I learned I really do enjoy swimming and also I am
terrified of the unknown, especially underwatery unknowness. I learned that I
should smile more often. I learned that my insides have a mind of my own and
cause me pain. I learned that I really think anesthesia is fascinating. (But
no, I don’t want to be an anesthesiologist) I learned that I am far from
fearless but I can take a deep breath and slowly conquer that fear. I learned I
don’t get along with everyone even when I try really hard. I learned to roll
with the punches and try to enjoy the curve balls that are thrown my way. I
learned that I really enjoy cooking deserts, and not much else. I learned to
learn from the people I surround myself with and be better off because of it. I
learned that my emotions are just ridiculous. I learned I can do 100 pushups a
day if I commit myself to it. I learned to be patient and not be irrational. I
learned to love the people I am with and find ways to truly care about them. I
learned Heavenly Father loves me and has a lot to teach me. I learned I need to
be an example of the believers at all times. I’ve learned to take time for
myself and do what I want to do. I’ve learned that the big picture is the
important part. I’ve learned that nature is one of the best things. I’ve
learned to accept and embrace my body the way it is. I’ve learned that writing
thank you notes is a really great thing. I’ve learned that dancing and singing
by myself is a great way to give myself some time. I've learned frozen yogurt is one of the best ways to celebrate living. I’ve learned I spend too
much time in the mirror. I’ve learned I really don’t care about shaving. I’ve
learned dryer sheets are a good way to cover up bad flatulence. I’ve learned
that I have great friends. I’ve learned to appreciate cleanliness. I've learned to be very grateful my parents love and support each other.
I’ve learned
to keep in touch. I’ve learned a lot. What have you learned?
I loved this post. Very curious about the dryer sheets and flatulence though...
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