Yes, one could argue that it is unknown what my life would be like even if I am successful in school and start my career as a nurse. But I know that it will be satisfying and that I will have the opportunities to do more than I am doing now. Being the
empathetic person that I am, I believe that I will make a good nurse. I think that helping other people will help me feel good about myself and make me feel as though I am making a difference in the world. I'm as compassionate for helping other people as I am loyal to other people. I'm a very loyal girlfriend, daughter, sister, and employee. I believe that once I finish school I'll go far in life because of these assets I possess.

I'm trying to be a healthier person both mentally and physically since I'm on my journey to becoming a nurse. I have recently joined the gym, and have been going three days a week. It's not that I didn't exercise before, but I didn't make it a priority. Paying money for a gym memberships motivates me to go and exercise so that I get my moneys worth. This helps me both mentally and physically. To help me stay mentally/emotionally healthy, I journal. Whether it be poetry, made up stories, or just my thoughts from the day, I always write it down. Just as I'm doing now. I find that letting my feelings out through journaling helps me be a less stressed, and a more happy person.Fear of Battle
Hey, ya'll might think I'm crazy
For the fear that I carry
And if I fail school
Ya'll might think I'm lazy
Now don't call me a baby
For bein' ascared of the dark
In the unseen waters
Could be lurkin' a hungry shark
Thats ready to take a bite
Right out the side of me
But you see,
No, you don't see,
Cause theres nothin' but black
And in the unknown world
It's courage I lack
But the cowardly lion
Gained some guts
And if he can be fearless, maybe
I should grow some nuts


Molly,
ReplyDeleteGood post. These are very valid fears as you transition through college... the "what if's" that keep us up at night. These fears are good motivators, too. Sort of like the gym. You want to get what you pay for, or what you put into.
But that's never guaranteed.
The key is to never feel like the world is against you. That's what gets people down. We always have the ability to turn things into gold, right? So even if things ended up not working out (school, job) as you had planned, remember, there are blessings in disguise. New paths form - and you just have to have faith that you're moving in the right direction - wherever that may lead.
Great story telling and great hip hop/poem. I'd like to see your rap go on to maybe a second verse.
My one suggestion for style this week is to take a look at how the images jumbled up some of your text. Try to tinker with the images and move them around so that none of your text gets put off in between the images. Keep all the text together.
Good work.
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