undecided.

It's getting to be that time of year, where everyone is deciding majors and minors, and it has been a tough decision thus far. I have been pushed by everyone to stick with communication, but in the back of my mid, education is where I wanted to be. I want to write, because I know I am good at it, but I have always loved working with kids.  So after many hours and talks with advisors and my mom, I have finally come to my decision. Education. Not something I would have seen myself doing a year ago. I hop that in the end, I will be happy. 35 years from now, I want to still be just as happy teaching that class, as I will be with my first one. Now, just to pick a minor..

i love college

Looking out my window at all of the colors and seeing people still playing outdoor activities makes me realize why I love going to college here at UWGB. The campus here is one of the most beautiful I have ever seen and it makes for a great place to run, study or just take a beautiful walk. It is one of the best things about this school. With the leaves falling and the weather turning colder, its time to break out the boots and enjoy the weather.

It is FINALLY football season!

I know it has been a very touched on subject, but thank the good Lord the National Football League is finally underway for the 2011 season. I know that I can say I speak for most everybody living in the city of Green Bay that if the lock-out was not fixed, Sunday's in our city would have been a waste of time, especially since we are the home to the latest group of WORLD CHAMPIONS! But with my love for football and a need for some good Sunday entertainment, I was all too excited when I heard the first ESPN news-break. Now I know people find it weird that I can be a Packers fan AND a Dallas Cowboys fan, but it has been pounded in my head since age 5 that I MUST like both teams, one for each parent, and I have stuck to my guns. With a pre-season win by the Cowboys and a loss by the Packers I am just itching for the real games to begin. Everyone has their own special game-day traditions in the city where Aaron Rodgers is a more common term than Wal-Mart, and I know they are all ready to bust them out for the new season as am I and my friends at UW-Green Bay. With everyone around having high hopes for another Lombardi in Green Bay, I know this will be one season to watch every Sunday.