Farewell Georgia!

I am saying goodbye to Georgia after 4 months of being here for my internship! It's so bittersweet to leave this city, and Shilo-my new "froomie"! I have experienced so much while I have been here. I have done so much sightseeing and have made so many memories here, memories that I luckily have captured with my iPhone and posted on this blog.
Not many people can say they have packed up, left their comfort zone, and lived in an unfamiliar city for months.  It's been a journey, and a journey that I have cherished.
Thank you to all those people that have made this possible, without the love and support from everyone this wouldn't have been possible. In my times of weakness and being homesick, you all were there for me and made everything alright. Thank you again.

Well Georgia, it's been a pleasure.
4 days till I am back in Texas.
It's been a long time coming.

College Football Hall of Fame

The College Football Hall of Fame was a great experience. It was very interactive--when walking in Shilo and I were handed lanyards and a VP card. We went to computes and scanned our bar-code and filled out some information about our selves. It asked you your university/college, so when I entered Texas A&M University-my card was registered to that school and the A&M football helmet on the wall of 259 helmets lit up with a blue light. As you looked at the wall, you noticed other blue lights lit up other helmets, and this was because people from those school or registered with those schools were also visiting the Hall of Fame! Neat, huh!?

As you walk around the Hall, any screen or activity you approach is all about your school! It knows right away and greets you! So I got to do "Fight Song Karaoke", paint my digital face maroon and white, have a live broadcast with College Game Day in front of Kyle Field, and learn about all the Aggies inducted into the Fame. Pretty cool I must say!

Not to mention, you get the see all the bowl championship trophies, MVP trophies, NCAA tournament trophies, and so much more.

The Hall of Fame was heaven in Atlanta, plus we got to run thru tackle mats, kick a field goal, and toss some passes in the Chik-fil-a Experience connected to the Hall. With 3 floors full of sports knowledge, activities, and so much more--I'd go back any day! I would honestly work here if I was staying in GA.