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Friday, September 16, 2011
Long Days and Fun Nights
College is now in full swing. Is it weird that I still call it "college" and not just school? Classes and studying are filling up my schedule. Howdy TECHsans was such a fun experience. I met so many new people, who I now have in some of my classes. The dorm life has turned out to be great! I love my roommate, and we have become great friends with the girls across the hall from us. When classes started, so did the MANY organizations here at Tech. The only intimidating factor was looking through the over 400, and then choosing what you wanted to be a part of. I am currently pledging Sigma Phi Lambda, a Christian sorority, and I absolutely love it. The group of amazing girls after God's own heart is a great blessing to me here at Tech. I cannot even begin to imagine what the Lord is going to teach me and do through me and other people this year in Phi Lamb.
There is so much that has been going on since I last updated. I could never tell you all every single moment from the past month. From studying and classes to chapter meetings, engineering kick off, and barn dances, my schedule is jam packed.
Thank you all for the prayers and support that you are lifting up and have for me as I have embarked on this new journey. They are needed, and very much appreciated.
Another day to study, and another night to have fun.
-Alex Kate
Thursday, July 21, 2011
Awaiting the day...
3 Weeks, 6 Days, 10 Hours.
The countdown is in full swing. I am off to Tech in under four weeks. I am beyond excited, and I cannot wait to start this new chapter in my life. I move in on the 18th of August to begin preparations for the official move in day. I was selected to be a "Howdy TECHsan," which means that I move in early, decorate the halls for move in day, and help people move in and find their way on move in day. I am excited because I know that this will be a great experience and exercise for me. I know that it will help me break out of my shell, and be more outgoing.
Like always, I am way prepared ahead of time. I have bought almost all that I could possibly need for next year in the dorm!
Thats all for now! I will keep you all updated as I move in, and get settled in to Raiderland.
Awaiting move in day.
-Alex Kate
The countdown is in full swing. I am off to Tech in under four weeks. I am beyond excited, and I cannot wait to start this new chapter in my life. I move in on the 18th of August to begin preparations for the official move in day. I was selected to be a "Howdy TECHsan," which means that I move in early, decorate the halls for move in day, and help people move in and find their way on move in day. I am excited because I know that this will be a great experience and exercise for me. I know that it will help me break out of my shell, and be more outgoing.
Like always, I am way prepared ahead of time. I have bought almost all that I could possibly need for next year in the dorm!
Thats all for now! I will keep you all updated as I move in, and get settled in to Raiderland.
Awaiting move in day.
-Alex Kate
Friday, July 8, 2011
This is the day...
I haven't updated in about a year, so I wanted to let you all know about what went on in my senior year and what I am up to now that all that is over!
My senior year actually started back in July of 2010 with summer band. I cannot believe how much I will miss those hot, sweaty, exhausting days of marching. I was honored to be the color guard captain this past year, and I am so thankful for how smoothly that all went. The mix of girls I had this year meshed so well, and got along extremely well. I was blessed with a sweet group of loving girls. I am going to miss each one so much, and thank them for making this year so memorable. Not only was I guard captain, but I also had the honor of being band queen. This was so fun! I loved getting to dress up for a football game, and be recognized. Then came all of the traveling. Many games in Lubbock, and trips for marching contest. The trips are always the best part, and this year was no exception. This marching season was definitely one to remember, and a great one to end on.
There is always an awkward lull after marching season ends. I was involved in PALs this year to pass some of the time. PALs was a great experience and blessing to be a part of. I went to four different elementary schools through the week, and had kindergarteners everyday. One of my kindergarteners was actually supposed to be in the first grade, but his parents had never put him in any type of schooling before. I was so blessed, and stood in amazement as I watched God work in his life. He progressed from basically a one year old intelligence level to where he is supposed to be as a kindergartener. He grew up so much in one year, and it was a blessing to be a part of this. I loved being a part of PALs, and will keep this memory forever.
As spring rolled around the corner, my level of business rose tremendously. Although the school work dwindled down, the events and school activities sky rocketed. From baseball games to banquets, and from prom to graduation, there was never a dull moment in my agenda. Watching Kyle (my boyfriend) hit two home runs and prove himself to a coach with solely offense on his mind, was a great memory for senior year. Then band banquet was a bitter sweet moment. It was great and definitely went out with a bang, but realizations that it was the last one settled in. Prom was a blast. Every worry leading up to it, God took care of, and it was a great time for all of us. Then finally, to end the year was graduation. It was so wonderful to have family in town and to share this with them. It was a great feeling to know that I had finished.
After all of the crazy events, June was no different at all. Right after the all night party, Kyle and I left for church camp. This week was amazing and a great needed break from all of the chaos. However, it didn't last long. Three days after we got back, we left for Tech orientation. Talk about overwhelming!! After many prayers, I finally relaxed a little. Orientation definitely put me in the mood to move into the dorm in August. I cannot wait for August 18th to roll around. Then it was off to the races! We got a chance to escape to Ruidoso, NM for a weekend away with family, and we had a blast!
Well, that update seems like enough for now. Thank you everyone for your support and prayers as I am about to enter a new time in life, and for everything that y'all have taught me so I can be successful.
This is the day that the Lord has made, and I will rejoice and be glad in it!!
My senior year actually started back in July of 2010 with summer band. I cannot believe how much I will miss those hot, sweaty, exhausting days of marching. I was honored to be the color guard captain this past year, and I am so thankful for how smoothly that all went. The mix of girls I had this year meshed so well, and got along extremely well. I was blessed with a sweet group of loving girls. I am going to miss each one so much, and thank them for making this year so memorable. Not only was I guard captain, but I also had the honor of being band queen. This was so fun! I loved getting to dress up for a football game, and be recognized. Then came all of the traveling. Many games in Lubbock, and trips for marching contest. The trips are always the best part, and this year was no exception. This marching season was definitely one to remember, and a great one to end on.
There is always an awkward lull after marching season ends. I was involved in PALs this year to pass some of the time. PALs was a great experience and blessing to be a part of. I went to four different elementary schools through the week, and had kindergarteners everyday. One of my kindergarteners was actually supposed to be in the first grade, but his parents had never put him in any type of schooling before. I was so blessed, and stood in amazement as I watched God work in his life. He progressed from basically a one year old intelligence level to where he is supposed to be as a kindergartener. He grew up so much in one year, and it was a blessing to be a part of this. I loved being a part of PALs, and will keep this memory forever.
As spring rolled around the corner, my level of business rose tremendously. Although the school work dwindled down, the events and school activities sky rocketed. From baseball games to banquets, and from prom to graduation, there was never a dull moment in my agenda. Watching Kyle (my boyfriend) hit two home runs and prove himself to a coach with solely offense on his mind, was a great memory for senior year. Then band banquet was a bitter sweet moment. It was great and definitely went out with a bang, but realizations that it was the last one settled in. Prom was a blast. Every worry leading up to it, God took care of, and it was a great time for all of us. Then finally, to end the year was graduation. It was so wonderful to have family in town and to share this with them. It was a great feeling to know that I had finished.
After all of the crazy events, June was no different at all. Right after the all night party, Kyle and I left for church camp. This week was amazing and a great needed break from all of the chaos. However, it didn't last long. Three days after we got back, we left for Tech orientation. Talk about overwhelming!! After many prayers, I finally relaxed a little. Orientation definitely put me in the mood to move into the dorm in August. I cannot wait for August 18th to roll around. Then it was off to the races! We got a chance to escape to Ruidoso, NM for a weekend away with family, and we had a blast!
Well, that update seems like enough for now. Thank you everyone for your support and prayers as I am about to enter a new time in life, and for everything that y'all have taught me so I can be successful.
This is the day that the Lord has made, and I will rejoice and be glad in it!!
Thursday, January 21, 2010
today is the day...

Today is the day DNOW 2010 began. I am SO excited, "that I just cant hide it." Not much has been going on in my life lately. New job: Once Upon A Child. Recent birthday: 17. I had a picnic on a baseball field with Kyle, it was so much fun. Wow, I am so creative. Went to the dentist: getting my implant soon. Superintendent's Scholar assembly tomorrow, and a NASA essay and math problem due. High stress day tomorrow, but it will pass. Not really interesting. So ta ta for now.
Today is the day.
-Alex Kate
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
One day...
Today is Tuesday. Today is a semester test day. Today i am stressed! Entering in to semester test week, i didn't think that the stress was really going to be a problem. However, to my surprise, it is! From physics to dual credit pre-calculus, and from English III to dual credit American history, the stress is piling on. I have three more days of school this week, and i have 6 more tests to go...will Christmas break ever come? I have been asking myself this question for the past few weeks, and it is all the more prevalent this week! Hopefully Friday will come sooner than i know, and i will be able to relax, eat some fondue, wrap the last few presents, and reflect on a job well done. One day tests will be over. One day there will be light at the end of this agonizing tunnel. One day Christmas will come!
One day there will be no more stress!
-Alex Kate
One day there will be no more stress!
-Alex Kate
Thursday, August 13, 2009
a day in the night...
The day goes on...late into the night. Kidnapping for the new band members tonight/tomorrow. We pick them up at 4!!!!! We bought some "great" dresses at the thrift store, and we will put our new guard girls in them...it will be great. Ok, I have to go crash the trumpet party!
This day in the night is about to begin.
-Alex Kate
This day in the night is about to begin.
-Alex Kate
Monday, August 3, 2009
Its a new day.
A new first day of band, a new day without braces, a new day to clean, and new day to prepare, a brand new day. This day has been action packed already and it is only 1. This morning I woke up and went to band. The first day of a new season. How exciting! Learning the call to attention, and how to march has been tedious but fun. "Can I get a hoo ha? hoo ha!" New guard sayings, and new friends. So much fun! The day only continued with an orthodontist appointment at 10:30. A new day brings a new look. The metal baracades came off my teeth today. I am braces free!! It feels weird, but it is definitly a good weird. Well, there isn't much more action to tell you about yet. I am off to clean, and then run errands with guard girls.
A new day to praise!
-Alex Kate
A new day to praise!
-Alex Kate
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