Hello there,
I figured for my first blog post I
should just tell you a little about myself. My name's Katherine, but
everyone calls me Kat. I am fourteen years old and my life revolves
around family, friends, reading, writing, and music. I'm currently
living in Columbus, Ohio, and it's my dream to move to New York City
once I finish college.
I have a best friend, Faith, and we've
conjured up a plan of how our life will go. When we graduate from
high school, we are going to Syracuse University together. While
there, I will study broadcasting and journalism, and Faith will
change her major about twenty-four times, before graduating with a
very strange degree. During our four years spent at college we will
run a YouTube channel together, and show off our wackiness in hopes
of making people smile. After college is over, like I said, I would
love to move to the city. Luckily Faith has agreed it's an ideal
place to live, so I will get to have my best friend by my side while
discovering the next chapter of my life.
While living in New York City, I would
like to run a website, similar to this blog, where I talk about my
interests through text, and through video. I could talk about
anything from books, to music, to drama in my life, to the lessons
I've learned, to the hottest celebrities, and so on and so forth. I'd
love to travel the world, and further my experiences, and meet loads
of interesting people!
I know these dreams seem a little far
fetched, and possibly won't happen, but what's life if you aren't
setting new goals and striving your hardest to achieve them? A lot of
kids my age think it's strange I already have everything in my life
figured out, but I think it just comes down to me knowing what I want
and not being afraid to set lofty goals for myself. So many people
are scared of the future and of growing up, but I welcome it like an
old friend.
Though I look forward to what the
future holds, I also appreciate my childhood and how precious it is.
I know it's not like this forever, but I'd like to think that even
when I'm fifty some years old, I'll still be young at heart. I have a
theory: We will always be children in some capacity, no matter how
old in age you are. Age does not define who we are. It doesn't matter
if you're six, or sixty, you can still dance in the rain and have
fun! (Just make sure you don't break your back)
At this point I think you have a
pretty good understanding of who I am. Thank you for taking time to
read this, it means a lot to me!
Yours truly,
Kat
