Figuring out Adulting

     Social media is a huge defining part of my generation, and I feel that I have everything I could possibly need and want at my fingertips and I am not taking advantage of it. We talked about how one of the biggest advantages to social media is that it allows unlimited free access to so many things. I am here to learn to grow up, I have every skill imaginable and the tutorial of how to do it at any time in just a few clicks, but that isn't fulfilling for me. I am the social media generation, but I was raised by a family that turned me away from that. Don't get me wrong I still love social media and use it in my everyday life but, I want a cooking class not a YouTube video, I want a hard cover not an audiobook. This makes "Figuring out Adulting" that much more difficult for me in this world. I am someone who values face-to-face communication and learning, in a virtual world where this skill is diminishing.      Although social media has so many advantages it is hold

       Hello, I just wanted to introduce myself. My name is Sydney Casey, and I am a college senior at Ohio Northern University, meaning I graduate this spring, I know scary right. Along with this big change I am not an adult I can't cook, budget time, or even keep a plant alive. This blog is going to be all about me "figuring out Adulting." It's a scary world out there and I need to figure out how to conquer it in just 10 months, so come along with me and watch me figuring out how to finally grow up. :(      A little about me is I am 21 years old from the small town of White Lake, Michigan. A camo and boots ride your four wheelers and snowmobiles to the store kind of town. So naturally moving to the three-stoplight town of Ada, Ohio was not a huge change from my normal, other than corn... I may have grown up in the country, but country gained a whole new definition once I came here. The glistening green from corn fields as far as the eye can see, the tractors being u