the days go on
As the days keep going, and I move farther and farther away from my college days... I've been forced to think about my days at Samford and how they affect my life and who I am and etc. I recently had a conversation with a dear friend that has made me wonder if the blessing that is Samford really was as much of a blessing as we thought. For some people, at Samford they were never challenged to find their position and their opinion on life decisions, they made "choices" and ideals for their life but where never challenged in them. I feel like thats half of college, you set an ideal for your life and then its challenged. However, for some the bubble that we lived in at Samford didn't allow them to face those challenges, so they went into the real world no longer bubble people and their world was shattered. They did things they said they never would, things they never thought would be challenged because it hadn't yet in their 23 years of life, why would it now? I know this isn't the case for everyone at Samford but I've just been thinking about my 3.5 years at Samford compared to my 1 year at a state school. The difference is huge, and although I hate that I missed that first year at Samford and I was robbed on 4 years there, and I missed connections and participating in SOSA and the freshman show (new kids on the block) and living in Vail and one less year of stepsing... the list continues. Maybe that brief stint of public college was good for me, maybe not... I guess we'll see in the coming months as I figure out what it means to no longer be a college student.
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