"Unification & inspiration through servant leadership"

As delicious chocolate chip cookies are cooling down a bit I thought I'd take a moment to share my thoughts of the day! It can be divided into positives & negatives(like most days).
Negatives:
1. I despise blow drying my hair. I know it may not look as if I have a ton of hair but in all honesty I do. It takes at least 20 minutes which adds up when you do it most days.
2. Cold feet(literally) are no fun. There is very few things I hate and having cold feet ranks pretty high on such a small list.
Positives:
1. I am sooo excited about the direction SGA is headed. We finally are seeming to get things together and I am thrilled. I am learning to love the members more and more each time we accomplish something amazing. Today we had a meeting(very, very long meeting) & got through a lot of things. We developed a mission/vision statement for Student Government which is, "Unification and Inspiration through servant Leadership." All of our projects will now be centered around unity, inspiring others, service, and leadership.
2. There are some pretty tasty looking cookies staring at me so I will be wrapping this up promptly. This is a positive because I LOVE warm chocolate chip cookies. (:

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