So I felt really good about writing today and I went back to look over the entries I’ve done already and get this: I put the wrong date. I entered yesterday’s date into my post this morning and after looking back all I could feel was embarrased.
Ever since the pandemic hit life has felt pretty… still. Things have improved since I’ve gone to college but more often than not I find myself stuck in a ground hog day type situation. Specifically, the days just seem to blend in, one day seeming completely irrelevent in terms of how each day is spent.
I think a super important lesson for everybody would be to live in the moment. This doesn’t mean to turn a blind eye to the unknown but rather we should strive to find the balance. I guess you could say I’m trying to find an easy method of saying “don’t forget about where you are in space and time.” I beleive that getting caught up in life can steer us away from paying attention to what the day is but each day and moment we spend should be special and ejoyable.
I don’t want to let life pass me by and that’s one of the reasons I strarted this blog in the first place. I hope you all have an amazing weekend and rememeber to make everything you do count.
Hello all. My name is Henry Hyman; I am an incoming second-year student at Georgia State Univeristy. I work in engagement for Hillel at GSU: a student-run Jewish organization that provides an open space for all students willing to come and learn about the Jewish faith and culture. I also serve as a member of GSU's student-run radio station, Album 88.5. I get behind the mic once a week and have the chance to spread my voice to Atlanta and Georgia State. I'm taking over as coordinator for our sessions program where we host local artists and get the full scoop of what the Atlatna music scene has to offer.
Besides my professional life, I love to kick back with friends and listen to music. I played basketball in high school and love the sport as a hobby. I'm a huge Nintendo activist, playing games such as Pokemon, Mario Kart, and Smash Bros. I play kendama, (yes, the ball on the stick) and love to write (if you couldn't tell). I hope you all get a chance to share my journey through higher education as I recount my daily experiences and provide some insight on how to live life as a college student. Also, be sure to stay in touch with me on social media!
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