Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak; courage is also what it takes to sit down and listen.
– Winston Churchill (via julie911) Via Quote Book:Regrets and mistakes, they are memories made.
– “Someone like you” by Adele | via clever-lines (via quote-book) Via Quote Book:All good Southern women drink bourbon.
– My Civil War professor (via bdgreene)(Source: mestitia)
Via Live. Love. Be.For a few weeks starting 10 years ago, there was communion. A sense that what we shared was greater than our differences. Never forget THAT.
– Dave Holmes (via imsvsims) Via IMS vs. IMSGraduate School is Becoming a Headache
One of the scariest, and probably dumbest, thing that I have done was apply to the Savannah College of Art and Design. I have dreamt about going to Savannah since I was in architecture school. Let me put it this way, SCAD to me is Columbia University to an English major. Anyway, I have to submit a portfolio. This is where I have a problem. The only portfolio that I have is the one that I made for my portfolio class back in 2007. The rest of the time was spent doing nothing but writing papers for my History degree. So now I have to break out the outdated portfolio and clean it up while I weed through all the papers I wrote for the last three years. When did applying to graduate school get so complicated?
EDIT: My portfolio is AMAZING. I forgot how awesome I was in that particular class. If you want to get a glimpse, take a look at the video I created a http://vimeo.com/3911521.
About me
I am a small town, twenty-something girl from North Carolina just trying to make it through college. I love history and politics so much I decided to major in them at Salem College. I hopefully will one day be a college professor.I tend to over think every thing; I am extremely ambitious to the point of self-destruction; and I am stubborn. I am also creative and artsy but I cannot draw to save my life which complicates things.
I love having the opportunity to travel with the ones that I love. My dream is to have a stamp from every country in the world, in my passport before I leave this world.
I hope you enjoy.
P/S- Feel free to email me at keshia.rass@gmail.com. I would love to hear from you.
R.I.P. EJM 1989-2009, We'll miss you.
