The Past, The Present, and the Future: What I have Learned at Kenyon
Figuring out the most important thing I've learned at Kenyon is difficult. For me, that thing has little to do with the classroom...
Figuring out the most important thing I've learned at Kenyon is difficult. For me, that thing has little to do with the classroom...
For almost four years I've been searching for the best cup of coffee in Knox County. Finally, after almost giving up entirely, I discovered Sips.
Thank you Coach Gomez!
(Photo courtesy of Google Images)
I have often taken to the roads the last few years, attempting to lose myself in the winding and intriguing paths through Knox Country. While the purpose for my wasteful use of gasoline may be to clear my mind from certain stresses, it has led me to see the beauty of this sometimes unappreciated land. But these forages into the "real world" are but temporary respites from the sometimes seemingly stagnant college lifestyle.
And yet, when I think about it, perhaps there is not as much stagnancy as I imagine...
Yesterday I loved baseball. Tomorrow I will love baseball. But today, I do not love baseball.
On Saturday, February 6th 2010 I was supposed to run the 55 m. dash, the 200 m. dash, and the 4x200 m. relay.
Then the snow hit.
Photo courtesy of Alexia Derkasch.