Dating Profile

Your dating personality profile: Religious – Faith matters to you. It is the foundation that you build your life upon. You trust that God has a plan for you. Big-Hearted – You are a kind and caring person. Your warmth is inviting, and your heart is a wellspring of love. Outgoing – You can liven up any party. You’ve got a way with people and have little difficulty charming your dates.

Your date match profile: Religious – You seek someone who is grounded in faith and who possesses religious values. You believe that a religious person can enhance your life. Traditional – You aren’t looking for someone who is sexually repressed. You want someone who is adventurous under the covers. Practical – You are drawn to people who are sensible and smart. Flashy, materialistic people turn you off. You appreciate the simpler side of living.

Your Top Ten Traits 1. Religious 2. Big-Hearted 3. Outgoing 4. Practical 5. Adventurous 6. Conservative 7. Athletic 8. Traditional 9. Intellectual 10. Romantic

Your Top Ten Match Traits 1. Religious 2. Traditional 3. Practical 4. Conservative 5. Big-Hearted 6. Adventurous 7. Athletic 8. Intellectual 9. Romantic 10. Shy

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I’ve seen this everywhere, and I thought I’d do it too 🙂

Greek sing tonight! Woo!

Some reflections

So I was thinking now that my collegiate life is coming to the very last shine of the sunset, I should probably do a few reflections on what I’ve learned, experiences I’ve had, and what I hope to take from here that isn’t a degree. And as I was thinking about it this morning in the shower, one thing came back at me glaringly – have I sold myself too short this whole time?

I thought about it, and realized maybe all this time I never quite reached my full potential because I didn’t realize that I had it, or maybe didn’t think I was capable of attaining it. This is something I think may affect the bottom 90% of Grove City Students. We all came in here with how we used to be, and when we didn’t get there the first time, we start to question whether we had it in the first place. That was me. I did well in high school and did the whole top 3% in the ACTs and stuff, but it didn’t result in an easy time at Grove City. So I started to question whether I was as good as I thought I was. This is humbling, but I’m not sure that humility must equate not trusting ability.

As I look to now, senior year, I look at some of the choices I made previously, and realized that I really did on a regular occasion set my sights lower because it’s easier at this place to feel successful in a small way then to bet it all and maybe fail. However, there have been a couple things where I’ve bet big and it’s paid off – the first one that comes to mind is CCO, and a couple others this year, and I’ve thought to myself “Why wasn’t I trying this hard before”

And so, as my first reflection and advice to those who are still in college anywhere, don’t give in to half hearted victories, because in the end there just worse than defeat, because they don’t show you what your character is made of. They satiate you and lull into thinking you are really doing everything you’re doing because, obviously, success equates perfection, right? Not at all. Simple success only creates simple people. It’s the long fought, hard worked sucess that make strong people.

More later. Peace and Love

A couple Spring Party Pictures

I thought I’d show you a little bit of what happened on my Spring Party at the Pirates game. We took surprisingly few pictures, but I can at least show you the group and my date:

Here is a picture of the group after our picnic. We all got there at about noon and had a picnic out in this area. It was all you can eat hot dogs, baked beans, nachos and cheese, and drinks. It was absolutely incredible.

Here is Audrey Wallace, my date for Spring Party. She’s wonderful. And we had an awesome time. We watched the game and then afterwards went to North Country Brewing for dinner, a new microbrewery in Slippery Rock. We spent the day together, and it was so enjoyable.

Here, I must be yelling something stupid but funny. I haven’t figured that out yet. 🙂

Here’s a picture from where we were. They were great seats in that you could see everything and you really didn’t feel like you were too far from the action. PNC park is well built for sure.

Unfortunately, it’s still on the grind. I’m getting steadily closer to getting out here and being able to pick and choose who I want to be around who I can avoid. So much is so good in my life, but it’s a couple of the little things that can bring you down.

Oh, and I have a job with Gannon University. 🙂