#stress

What's up? This week I am back and will cover some days I've either enjoyed or days that are filled with stress! Don't worry, it's mainly good days! First off, the senioritis and stress are in full swing as I balance on with my Senior project, deadlines, and social life. The ride isn't over yet, so let's jump in

Friday

After my working out with one of my buddies at Markin we decided to hit up Corelife Eatery because nothing better like eating healthy food after a good workout! (We had coupons for a free meal so we took advantage). Let me just say Corelife is a really nice place to eat at. I believe they opened a little over a year ago and I tried it for the first time last year as well. While the food is good, I feel like it's missing some sort of flavor to it. I ended up getting a chicken noodle and rice broth bowl (essentially chicken noodle soup) and I thought it was meh. Since it's Corelife, there needs to be some sort of healthy greens added to it and kale happened to be one of the additives. However I'm sure it could've have been substituted for lettuce or something. The bowl also contained carrots and green onions like traditional chicken noodle soup does. Like I said, I wasn't a big fan since it tasted kind of bland and I was still a bit hungry after, but it was a free meal so I can't complain too much. I have two more of the free meal coupons so I might as well keep going back and explore the menu.

Service on Saturday 

Saturday morning, I volunteered at First United Methodist Church for a program called Loaves & Fish. This was a floor program set up by myself and other floors from Williams Hall. I got to work along side my fellow RA staff, friends, and residents. The service was basically serving people at a soup kitchen. We served food and beverages for people in need and it lasted all morning. I had a really good time getting to serve people because its something I normally don't get to do often. Volunteering opened my eyes and made me realize there's so many people in the world that have little to none so I was glad to give up my Saturday morning and give back to a community in need. The program lasted about 4 hours so I took a nap once I got back. 

Tuesday

Yesterday, was fairly chill up until I got to my Senior design class. I had something in my gut tell me something was due soon since its already April and I was right...I found out my Senior Project should basically be done in the next three weeks or so. If you're curious to know what I'm working on, see my previous blogs, "Is It Spring Break Yet?". I am still in the rough draft stages of mocking up everything so I will show more material once I get physical pieces together. Maybe in the next week or week and a half. The process is also stressful because I had to drop some dollars for my portfolio booklet (oof). In addition to that, I'm certain that I will be purchasing inexpensive things for my senior project as well. The things we design majors do...until next time. Have a good rest of you week folks!