For my second post in this blog, I think I will tell a little about myself. Before I came to Southern, I had two jobs all the time, one was working on a horse farm cleaning stalls in the mornings and the other was working in a hardware store which, luckily, I still have. Although neither of them sound very fun, I loved both of them. The people I got to work with are still some of my closest friends because of the jobs, I was always learning new things at both places so going to work everyday was quite enjoyable for me. If I had to pick a favorite, I would definitely say it would be working on the horse farm because it was an extra excuse to see my horse everyday. His name is Prince (very fitting), he's a dark brown color with a white stripe going down his face that curves a little to the left, it's always been my favorite part about him. He's been my project for the past few years and I am unbelievably proud of how far he's come. But I can't say I did it all alone, my sister has helped me through a majority of it since she has a horse too, we've spent a lot of time with one another over the past few years, sharing the same interests definitely helps. My sister is one of the hardest workers I know and I owe so much to her, she is absolutely my best friend. I know a lot of people don't get along with their siblings or families so I'm definitely lucky I do. Although other than them, I do have other friends.
Throughout high school, I had the same three best friends; Jess, Anna and Emily. We did just about everything together, whether it was classes during school, activities after school or just doing things on the weekends. Saying goodbye to them before we all left for school was one of the hardest things I've ever had to do. Jess left first, she's going to UCONN, then Anna left for URI, after her I had to leave and lastly was Emily who was waiting to leave for Assumption. I've made other friends since I've been here but I can't wait to see them all at home Thanksgiving weekend!
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