What are you thankful for?

During this season that is more or less the most stressful time of year when it should be the most wonderful time of year, Thanksgiving is a reality check. Final grades, projects, and that pesky pimple just won’t go away doesn’t mean the world is crashing down. Though we might not want to admit it, finals are what we should be thankful for since it means we are getting an education. When we consider what has a great impact everyday in our lives, what we really wouldn’t be able to live without, our fleeting problems seem meager. 

We are also entering a season of new beginnings, which are often associated with the new year. As we wrap up the past semester and look forward, Baylor students reflect on what made an outstanding impact on their past semester and make them excited for the future.

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“I am thankful for the fact that I have the opportunity to attend a university with students and faculty who care about my wellbeing and personal development.” -Deborah Olayinka (@debtimus)


“I am thankful for my family and friends.”  -Madison Manherz (@_madisongail_)

“I’m thankful for cold weather.” -Glenn Buchanan (@glennbuchanan99)



“I am thankful for Hannah.” -Colbie York (@hi_my_name_is_colbie)


“I am thankful for Colbie.” -Hannah barker (@hannahmichelea)


“I am thankful for my boyfriend and friends supporting me through everything.” -Zoe Garcia (@zoerene)


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“I am thankful for my parents always being there for me and my boyfriend and my best friends for being always having my back and making me feel loved.” Halle Phillips ( @hallejphillips)


“I am thankful for an over providing God!!” -Aaron Beyk (@aaronbeyk)

 

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“I am thankful for my faith!! My relationship with Jesus is the foundation of my life! My relationship helps me find hope and joy in every day and to love myself and others!” -Megan Boyd (@meganboyd345)

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“I’m thankful for friends, family, good health, and Baylor.” -Johnny Ruffin (@_johnnyruffin)


The three F’s–family, friends, and faith–seem to be consistent among Baylor students. These relationships are crucial for a happy and healthy life, I hope you can agree too.

 

Written by: Vivian Roach

Photos: Carissa Setiawan