My spring break journey began with my Hurricane and Rebirth class after finally landing on New Orleans grounds at 9 in the morning. The exhaustion and hunger from the early morning 4 AM flight kicked in while we exited Gate D3 and then retrieved our baggages. My stomach started to turn because I always feared that airport staff would put my belongings onto the wrong plane, but I ended up getting my big, black luggage within a few minutes and no hassle. When we exited the airport and caught our first breath of New Orleans air, we organized ourselves into random groups to catch cabs and head down to our temporary home. It was hot...the humidity overwhelmed me because I had on a black hoodie and wore a flannel over that, which weren’t enough layers to keep me warm back in New Jersey. We hopped on a big white van with “Limousine Service” imprinted on the windows with a phone number. The driver, a tall black man with a heavy New Orleans accent, helped load our bags and luggage into the b...
Hello, everyone! I know it has been quite a while since I've written anything. Since we're all stuck at home, I had no excuse for not working on my writing. First, I hope you're all doing okay during this pandemic. Remember to stay at home, and keep yourself busy! We don't know when the world will go back to normal, but we have no choice but to try to create a new norm out of all this. For me, quarantine started about two weeks ago when all non-essential retail had to be closed. I was doing well the first week. I bought a new headset and game for my PS4 because I knew gaming was going to be the only thing to entertain me. I was able to stay at home doing nothing...it felt quite good...almost like a vacation I needed from the daily activities of retail life. It felt quite relaxing at first. Then, the second week came. I woke up with my chest hurting on a Monday and slight cough. Because I thought I was getting sick, my nerves and anxiety kicked in, and it started to ...
It took me a semester and a half to figure out what I want to do after high school. It took me a semester and a half to figure out the value of hard work. I know my capabilities. I know my strengths and weaknesses. Coming out of high school, I decided to be a business major. I didn't really think about....the main reason I decided on that was because I wanted a fast way out of the "I don't know what I want after high school" phase. I realized that, especially in Essex County College, it is very difficult to stay interested and motivated in business related classes. I would skip my business and management class from time to time and accounting is by far the most difficult class I've ever been in. My professors for accounting weren't the worst...I can admit that. Although I did not like their teaching methods, I knew that it was still on me to do the work and stay motivated. However, it's very hard to stay motivated when you're not interested. This i...
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