3 Things

Hello!! It is so different having to perform these usual back-to-school ice breakers online and on a blog. With that being said, I LOVE that because i'm a very shy person! So let's get started, here are 3 things or facts about me that make me, me.


1. I could not live without music. My whole life I have experimented with all types of genres of music and I think that's why now I have an admiration for all types. Music brings people together, from all corners of the Earth, and it gives them three minutes of pure happiness (even if it's a sad song).

 I hate to be that person, but I can vibe with any type of song, so I don't really have a favorite genre. Alternative, country, rap, heavy metal. Okay, maybe not heavy metal.

2. I am obsessed with space. No, i'm not talking about the six feet between you and the person behind you in line at your grocery store. I'm talking about space.

It absolutely fascinates me and I could talk about it for hours with the right people. Just the mere fact that we are on a floating rock is intriguing enough. Oh, and don't get me started on how small us humans are compared to the galaxy. 

I definitely believe in aliens.

3. I like spontaneous plans. Sure, it's great to have an hourly plan of what you're going to do or when you're going to do it. But I have found that I have the best time when I do stuff randomly.

Like this one time, my best friend Sebastian who I haven't seen for like months, just randomly snapchatted me and asked if I was doing anything and I when I replied, "No", he was here at my house within the next 12 minutes. We ended up going to Suwanee Town Park, almost didn't pay for our frozen yogurt, walked like 4 laps, and we had THE BEST TIME. I think I'm a pretty funny person,  but Sebastian said I was extra funny that day. 😎



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