Showing posts with label cheers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cheers. Show all posts

Monday, March 16, 2015

Where I've been









If you're wondering where I've been,
I spent a bit of time in Suntan City 
with some lovely ladies, 
then frolicked around like a leprechaun
 for Charlotte's 15th annual bar crawl.

Surrounding yourself with people
who let you act like your foolish self 
is probably the most
 incredible thing one could ever do.
In doing so, I've learned to love myself, 
my squeaky obnoxious laugh, 
and my flaws.

I hope you all had a wonderful, 
or are having a wonderful spring break.
Cheers to warmer weather. 


xo,
 k

Thursday, May 16, 2013

Time flies.



I honestly cannot believe how fast time flies.
How cliche, right?
Wrong.
Whoever said that first was honestly so brilliant.

If you would have told me five years ago tonight that I'd be graduating college in a week, I'd laugh in your face and run off with a bunch of people I haven't spoken to since.
Because if you would have told me two years ago that I'd be graduating college in a week, I'd probably ignore you and continue studying like a mad woman, not knowing where my life was headed.
Yet tonight, I'm here, after a long week of stress and aggravation  knowing that I am seven credits away from my associates degree, and two months away from the biggest change I've ever been faced with.

My advice to anyone who is finishing up with any type of schooling right now, is to a take a deep breath, relax for even a moment, and realize how lucky you are, and think about where you were five years ago. Could you imagine yourself here? And in five years, will you be proud of this week?
I know how stressful this past month is for anyone in school, but think about the weeks to come, and how amazing summer will be. It'll all  be worth it in the end. If even for a second you can say that you were proud of how hard you worked to get to where you are right now, it'll be worth it. I promise you that.


We made it this far.
Here's to the weeks, months, and years to come.
Here's to us.
-K.