I am more.

As I sit here writing my last blog for Kansas FFA, I can’t help but think of the burning question, “What’s next?” FFA has been a huge part of my life for many years and some may even say it was my whole life.

Life Changers

This is my last blog post as a Kansas FFA State Officer. And, to be honest, I have no idea what last thought I want to leave you with. This last blog was/ is a big deal in my mind for some reason. After a year of service to nearly 10,000 amazing members across Kansas […]

Significant Moments

Have you ever had one of those days where your schedule is just back to back to back events? And even though its full day, and your events are stacked, they are all things you are super excited for. Those days where you just know it is going to be a good day, it’s a […]

The Benchwarmer

I’ll admit it. I was never an outstanding athlete. Though I played volleyball for 6 years, was a track athlete for 5 years, played softball and basketball as a kid, and tried my hand at a little golf, I don’t have much to show for it. I didn’t break any records or win many medals, […]

Release the Fire

I may just be a little odd, but I’ve always loved burning pastures. Maybe it’s the thought of knowing we’re in control of something as potentially destructive as fire. Maybe it’s the satisfying feeling of watching all the brown, lifeless forage be eaten up by the flames. Either way, the actual burning of the pastures […]

The Life We Live

While scrolling through social media, I came across this quote, “You can’t give your life more time, so give the time you have left more life.” Somehow, we come across the right things at the right time. I knew that for my next blog, I wanted to write about life; living life, finding happiness within […]

Busy Vs. Active

I am so busy. We have all said this multiple times this month if not this week. “I am so busy,” a statement that falls off the tongue as if we don’t even have to think before saying it. And yes, we are busy. The word “busy” as defined by the Oxford Dictionary reads “having […]