Some people are extremely blessed. I mean, all of us are blessed. If you are a child of God and you are living obedient to His Word, you know that you are blessed.
But whew! I mean, some people are blessed with things like "being-good-at-everything" skills and "knowing-just-about-everything" skills and "not-being-awkward-every-chance-they-get" skills.
Once again, it's that time of year. I like to think of it as "competition season." The spring semester at PCC can get very competitive for many students. Freshman nursing students are competing for the highest grades to stay in their program (one of the reasons we have such a great nursing program), while others are striving to win the Vision Scholarship. Elections are held for many offices on campus; collegians, classes, and the student body will dub new presidents, choristers, and chaplains for the upcoming year.
During my freshman year, I was in a Principles of Drawing class. This was the first art class I ever took. And, while I thank God for the principles I learned in that class, I thank Him even more so for my teacher. She did a wonderful job, and we all learned so much. I haven't had her as a teacher since, but I stop and talk to her almost every time I pass by her.
When I first decided to come to PCC, I wasn't planning to study Graphic Design. (To read more, visit "My Quest for the Third Question's Answer.") But, since I made the switch, I have been reassured in so many different ways that it's God's will that I be here studying Graphic Design. 1. I'm reassured that I'm studying in the […]
One thing I like most about walking around campus on a nice day is the melodious sounds I hear. There’s the sound of the Campanile bells ringing and birds singing a song to their Creator. Groups are all around campus with their guitars, violins, banjos, etc. One group I’ve heard playing around campus is my suitemate Jordan, an Advertising/Public Relations […]