Today I met with a couple of extraordinary women. Though I feel constantly overwhelmed by my job at the Missourian, I have heard some of the most interesting stories. I love being a journalist because you get to spend your time learning about other people and hearing their stories.
Hopefully I will have this one in article form on the website soon.
As for now, I am trying to hold the pieces of my broken self together and remember that times heals all.
My friends and family have been absolutely incredible in my time of transition. I don't know what I would do without them. I live oceans or states away from a bunch of people dear to my heart. I am so thankful for the technology that minimizes those distances! And as much as I hate it for its coldness and darkness, my sótano bedroom with sketchy internet access couldn't be a better escape from the world when it overwhelms me. Especially when you throw in two parents and a brother who know when to leave me alone and when to take me out for lunch.
about me
- Cassidy Shearrer
- After spending a year abroad in Madrid, I am back in my hometown to finish school. I am trying to finish my studies in Journalism and Spanish & get the hell outta dodge. In the meantime, here are my observations on globalization, language and the international community.
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