Goodbye but not farewell

MC Voices

Wow. The semester is close to an end. It is always a pleasure to share my insights and experience at Montgomery College with you all. I hope that you all finish the semester strong and enjoy your winter holiday.

 

But I want to personally thank;

 

Professor Rudin, for teaching me that the most complicated skill is to be simple. And to take time out to enjoy myself and what the college has to offer. I thank her for helping me get more involved at Montgomery College through groups discussions and opening my eyes to the history of Africa. I personally wish I could take another class of yours but Financial Aid will not allow it. 

 

Professor Zook, for teaching me that global peace is possible. And also helping me understand the impacts that an individual has to promote change.

 

Professor Murphy, for teaching me the complexities of relationships and the human conditions through the antiquities of famous literary works. And that is possible to enjoy old English authors.

 

Professor Hashemi, for teaching that the change in US politics starts with my generation. And through perseverance, hope, and a shared goal true unity can be achieved.

 

Professor Demougeot, for being the sunshine within a hectic semester.

 

And lastly, I thank Montgomery College for opening doors and teaching me that education is one of the greatest virtues.

 

With all of this being said, I hope you all ace your final exams.

Do well. Do good. And don’t forget to spread some positivity,

-Blue

"The Glass Castle" taught me about enjoying simplicity and the true value of objects. "The Great Gatsby" shed light on money, success, greed, and friendship. And "The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao" conveyed the morbidity of how inevitable fate is.
My name is KeAndre Blue, but Blue is my preferred name. I adore books and I am from Bristol, England. I have been living in the United States for seven years. I have had the blessing to travel a lot during my younger years of childhood which has open my mind to different cultures, environments, and how truly magnificent the world is.
My siblings are my pride and joy. And my pet, Kohta, who's restlessness makes my day. I consider myself a free spirit who thrives on spontaneity and conquers adversity. In my down time I am either reading a book or writing poetry. But when the weekend comes, I am out with friends attending a concert, camping, taking random road trips, or occasionally visiting the museum.
I have a strong relationship with pizza, and will spend more money on food than on clothes without a second thought. I enjoy yoga and running and my music interests are mainly deep house, indie, and jazz. My main goal in life is to gain more than five hours of sleep see if I can survive on pizza alone.
I am currently pursuing my associates degree in Communication Studies and will hopefully graduate in the fall of 2017.
With all of that being said, I hope you guys enjoy my posts. And if you see me on campus say “Hello”, I would love to meet you all.

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