Unapologetically Me
To start this blog post honestly, I thought writing a final reflection on CR would be much easier than this. I just can’t seem to find the words adequate enough…
Looking Back
I am a firm believer that every person in this world is a teacher. No matter how big or small the lesson is, every person we interact with leaves their mark on our hearts.
Dichotomy of Life
My life is now cut into a clear dichotomy–before CR and after CR. OK, maybe I’m being a little dramatic, but there is a distinct difference in who I was…
It’s About the People
It’s been almost 6 months since I said goodbye to my mom at DFW International Airport to catch a flight to London Heathrow to hop on a connecting to Berlin.…
Connections
It has been almost a year since I found out that I would be a member of CR 10. It feels like just yesterday but I know I am a different person now then I was back then. It has been a while since I’ve returned to this blog so forgive me for I may be a bit rusty. I find it difficult to return to the experiences of this past summer on CR with the hustle and bustle of sophomore year but I will do my best without getting too sentimental. Here goes nothing…
CR10 – Leaders
a letter to the familia, but be ready it’s *high key senti*
Dear Familia,
Wow! Thank you. You guys are incredible and I could not describe each and every one of you without feeling wonder and awe. Summer 2018 was an absolute blast and nothing will compare to CR.
Video: Indigo Singing at Villa Aurora in the Footsteps of History
This is a brief story about TCU Honors student and theater major Indigo Crandell and a chance to sing where opera was first conceived of as an idea. It is…
We didn’t start the Firenze
“Anyone who ever gave you confidence, you owe them a lot.”
24/31 hours
June 8 11:00 pm was vastly different than June 9 11:00 pm. June 8, we were walking from our last meal all together (the last supper you might say) and…
Veni. Vidi. Vici
Rome. A city rebuilt upon itself. Layer upon layer of ancient history, stacked on top of more ancient ruins. Not to be too stereotypically Italian, but it really is like…
Trading Gelato for Peaches
Heading back to Georgia June 12, 2018 I am currently in an airplane, heading from London Heathrowe to the Hartsfield Jackson airport in Atlanta. After spending three and a half…
Art in Italy
Coming into Italy, I was incredibly excited. Not that Germany and Switzerland weren’t amazing because they surpassed my every expectation, but I had been anticipating Italy for the longest time because of what I was taught in high school. I took latin all throughout high school and had learned about the culture and the Roman customs, heres and Gods. I couldn’t wait to step off the train and geek out to the incredible nation of Italy. What I wasn’t expecting, however, was the incredible art from the Renaissance that defined Italy.
