Museum Of Me Essay
Journal Entry #1- The Museum of Me
The first day of class has already excited me for the rest to come. “The Museum of Me” assignment was not what I has expected it to be; it was so much more. I was able to relate myself to my peers and really get to become acquainted on a deeper level in a short amount of time- 30 minutes to be exact. Being able to quickly describe who I am as a person and literally “lay it all on the table” made introductions and conversations afterwards intriguing. I was able to relate myself to every individual in the class in some way while viewing their “museum exhibit.” My museum consisted of a coffee mug, a picture of my two dogs, my camera, my AOII sweatshirt, my planner, and my bible.
A coffee mug symbolizes my undenying …show more content…
Dogs are exceptional and are treated as actual members in our family, where they are loved deeply. After a long day, I was always able to rely on my dogs to greet me with a happy wiggle and some puppy smiles.
I brought my camera to illustrate my passion for traveling and adventures. When I possess some free time, I spend every single minute exploring Earth and capturing photographs to keep as memories. Although my photography skills are subpar to say the least, I still highly enjoy taking pictures of beautiful places and editing them to my liking. My favorite places I have visited so far are Breckenridge, Colorado and Big Sur, California. I hope to be able to study abroad sometime before I graduate, or even just have the opportunity to visit another country.
Next, I laid out one of my favorite AOII sweatshirt. AOII consists of only 3 Greek letters but provides a much larger meaning. Providing me with resources for my education, sisterhood, networking, philanthropy events, community service projects, leadership opportunities, and much more, Greek life has already offered me a substantial amount of benefits. I have only spent a short amount of time as an initiated member, but my sorority has introduced me to sisters who are helping me grow and develop into a well respected woman in society, showing me that I can become a better person everyday and change the
The first day of class has already excited me for the rest to come. “The Museum of Me” assignment was not what I has expected it to be; it was so much more. I was able to relate myself to my peers and really get to become acquainted on a deeper level in a short amount of time- 30 minutes to be exact. Being able to quickly describe who I am as a person and literally “lay it all on the table” made introductions and conversations afterwards intriguing. I was able to relate myself to every individual in the class in some way while viewing their “museum exhibit.” My museum consisted of a coffee mug, a picture of my two dogs, my camera, my AOII sweatshirt, my planner, and my bible.
A coffee mug symbolizes my undenying …show more content…
Dogs are exceptional and are treated as actual members in our family, where they are loved deeply. After a long day, I was always able to rely on my dogs to greet me with a happy wiggle and some puppy smiles.
I brought my camera to illustrate my passion for traveling and adventures. When I possess some free time, I spend every single minute exploring Earth and capturing photographs to keep as memories. Although my photography skills are subpar to say the least, I still highly enjoy taking pictures of beautiful places and editing them to my liking. My favorite places I have visited so far are Breckenridge, Colorado and Big Sur, California. I hope to be able to study abroad sometime before I graduate, or even just have the opportunity to visit another country.
Next, I laid out one of my favorite AOII sweatshirt. AOII consists of only 3 Greek letters but provides a much larger meaning. Providing me with resources for my education, sisterhood, networking, philanthropy events, community service projects, leadership opportunities, and much more, Greek life has already offered me a substantial amount of benefits. I have only spent a short amount of time as an initiated member, but my sorority has introduced me to sisters who are helping me grow and develop into a well respected woman in society, showing me that I can become a better person everyday and change the