Reflections of 2014
2014 is coming to an end. For the most part, it was a good year, but it had its challenges. Many aspects of 2014 were the same as always: Still in college, still living at home, still single, and same 4-H duties as the past few years. What made 2014 special were new and unique experiences that I shall never forget. It started with attending the 4-H Camping Conference in the Santa Cruz Mountains, where I got to spend a weekend at a camp in the Redwood Forests discussing 4-H camps in California. Speaking of camp, I was able to return as an Adult Director this past summer. Had it miss camp in 2013. That week reminded me how much of a family 4-H is to me, and how many people truly appreciate my work within the program. For that week, I considered myself to be home. The very best adventure of the year was the trip to Alaska. I got to explore the last frontier from the coast to the Arctic Circle, with the generosity of my parents. It is an experience I shall never forget, and