So often in today’s society I think that the idea of fun is
horribly skewed. I am a college student
and I live on a very secular campus (although what I hear of fun on some catholic
campuses isn't much better) and the pressure to “have fun” by today’s standards
is crushing. Last year I was but a lowly
freshman and thank the LORD I found the Catholic Student
Center early on. I remember the girls in my dorm “dressing up”
to go out not just on the weekends but nightly to parties on Frat Row (which absolutely horrified me).
I had
resolved before going to school that I would not drink anything alcoholic at
school until I was of age. I knew that I
would want to have a drink or two every once in a while, but I also knew the slippery
slope that drinking leads to (not to mention the illegality). So I promised myself and my parents that I
would not be the stereotypical college girl gone wild, and I am proud to say I
have kept my promise.
(clockwise)mustaches on the beach(tradition), snorkeling, Jenga, fishing, road trip stop |
Starting
with the road trip all the way from Maryland
involving custom playlists and sing-a-longs to our board game nights and improve
games, we are having great times (and we’ll remember them in the morning). I want to take the opportunity here to remind
you that you can have fun with out being completely wasted-faced, you can have
fun without hooking up with a different person each night, and you can have fun
without trying to be someone you aren't
So while good clean fun may not be as “cool” as downing several shots
while dancing on a bar, it certainly isn't a lost art.
Your actions
now do play a role in your future. YOU
have the power to become who you want to be.
So put down the vodka bottle, pick up the Uno cards and have some good
clean fun!
What are
your favorite ways to have good clean fun?
Did you do anything awesome this Spring Break? Comments? Suggestions?
Questions? Drop me a line in the comments below!
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