I think it was sometime in September when one of my professors asked me where home was. He clarified by explaining that home doesn’t necessarily have to be where I grew up or where my parents live, but rather, he wanted to know the place that felt like home to me. In my head, that place was [...]
Entries from December 2008
December 13, 2008
Attachment Theory
After wrapping up a semester, I have looked back a little as to what I have learned. There’s a lot. I think it might have changed me in some really good ways. One of the things that have brought me peace is attachment theory. Attachment is usually something associated with children, but this semester it [...]
December 11, 2008
It’s not over ’til it’s over, and it’s over!
10 minutes ago I finished semester #1 of 4. It feels good! I will now watch brainless television until I have to start reading some books for my Job class.
December 8, 2008
Hope and Grief
I am always attempting to find a way to hang on to hope. Hope asks us to look at the bigger picture in the midst of the in your face details. As I look back on my first semester at Covenant, I am forced to reflect on the topic of grief. Grief came up in [...]
