When it's time for college, you are so ready to get out of your hometown and begin your new journey. Let me tell you, by August 28th I was SCREAMING, "get me to Austin." I have enjoyed every second of my life at the university of Texas {besides the mini break downs from stress of classes}. This week was the first time I was able to actually come home longer than 12 hours, and let me tell you, I was so ready to get back to my roots. There is weirdly such a different feeling driving back into your hometown after being in college. It's inexplanible, and it may sound cheesy, but it gives you the CHILLS. I love being home for a little break from school to be with my beautiful family. The best part is being able to reunite with your best friends and being able to hear all about their new journeys that you don't get to first hand experience with them. So cheers to new found loves, new found interests, new found passions, new found friends, old friends, old hometown roots, old memories in the place you grew up, your full size bed at home, the hugs of your mom and dad, and baking gingerbread houses with your mom and sister. On this week of Thanksgiving, I am more than thankful for the life I have been given with the experiences I have endured and will endure in my future. Enjoy your family, friends, and hometowns this week y'all!
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