About Me

About Me

Who am I? That’s a vague question to ask or someone who has been on the earth 19 years. I’ve done a lot of things. Some I am proud of, and some I try to forget. Some funny, some memorable, and some fulfilling. I’m from the Thumb of Michigan. My hometown is a blue-collar town and I'm very proud of it. Throughout my life, I have been heavily involved in sports.  I was a two-year lacrosse all-state candidate and hockey player of the year for my area. I always dreamed of going to Michigan State. Before coming to school, I had a job at a dairy farm in the Thumb and after I left that job, I would go to my other job at a milling company. That summer, I worked around 12 hours a day from midnight to noon.
At MSU, I major in crop and soil science and play rugby in the fall. School has definitely kept me busy and I love it. Aside from math, school has been extremely successful. The next three years hold a lot of new experiences and I can’t be more excited. Alas, as I have only been here for a semester, I do not have much to write about.
As a writer, there isn’t much to say. I don’t like to read and write because, simply put, it’s boring to me. It goes by too slowly and it doesn’t “capture my imagination”. My dad used to be a writer for the Times Herald newspaper in Port Huron and he seems to think I can write pretty well. He’s a flattering man.
In my blog, I will be writing about a field that is over-looked and under appreciated in the public eye. To me, the three most import jobs are mothers, teachers and farmers. Time to gives us farmers our love.