Hunter's Comp 1 Blog

 Blog #12     A way I've learned that someone might be lying is if they are talking to you and they keep looking away from you and won't be able to look you in the eyes the whole time they tell you whatever it is they're trying to get across. 

 Blog #11     Some skills I want to learn by the time I graduate college are my people skills, be more outgoing, learn all the different backgrounds that people come from, and how to be more understanding with how people act towards others. These are just some things that I feel like I should know how to do or learn how to do them better.

 Blog #10     One thing I wish I would've known about college is how much writing assignments I would have to do. A false thing that I was told was that college would be so much fun and that it's one big party 24/7. Which I'm sure it has its moments but as of right now it isn't maybe that's because of the whole COVID19 thing and it might change once everything goes back to normal, if it ever does. I have met a lot of people and made a bunch of friends. It helps with me being involved with football. Going to college has really brought me out of my comfort zone and forced me to meet new people, usually I'm more reserved. 

 Blog #9     I don't really have any regrets. The biggest thing I would've regretted is not coming to college and playing college football. I try to live my life to the fullest, without any regrets. Regrets will hold you back from happiness and they will always be a reminder of what could've been, so you shouldn't regret any decisions you've made in the past because it's called the past for a reason. Our present and our future are what matters the most. When you're to busy regretting a decision from the past you'll miss out on the little things in life.