2020. what a year…what a ride.

As the year ends later this week, I thought it would be good and nice to look at any and all positives that came out of this year. I have strong hopes that 2021 will be better for a lot of us, myself included. However, 2020 wasn’t all doom and gloom. In fact, I have

New Health Alert.

I’ve spent the last day or two thinking about what to say and how to say it, and I think I’m ready. For those that don’t know, I’ve been dealing with an annoying cough on and off for the last couple of months. It all started when I did my one and only race (Pot

End of the year already?

As Christmas and New Year’s is fast approaching, take some time and reflect on this year. Think about some the good stuff and the bad stuff that happened. What did you accomplish? What did you want to accomplish, but didn’t get to? Do you have something on your Christmas list that you really want? Or,

2009-10 vs. 2019-20.

Normally I back away from these ‘challenges’ and hate sharing anything silly that is going viral, but this one I will take part in because it is a good time to do some reflecting too. 2009-10: I’m a Sophomore at Frostburg State. I’m an Earth Science and Secondary Education major. Classes are going pretty well.

First time for everything, right?

All my life, I’ve been pretty active. Hockey, soccer, tennis, running, hiking, fishing, you name it, I’ve done it. You are talking to a guy that loves to be outside when the weather is nice and hates staying inside because there is a world out there waiting to be explore. However, some of this may

Ten things you (probably) don’t know about me.

With my birthday being next Monday, I thought it would be good to tell you guys ten things you (probably) don’t know about me. Here we go. My friends and my family are my everything. As mentioned in my last blog post, I always put their happiness before mine. I know I shouldn’t, but I