millennial blog project

You can tell a lot about a person by what they have on display in their room/home/office/wherever.

All of these items were deemed worthy enough to go on display on my bulletin board. Tell me what you think.

• Three dried roses (purple, yellow and red).
• A picture of my daddy with a little puppy version of Grady.
• My best friend Kevin sitting on a steeple and looking out at our mud-covered track (this is quite possibly the best photo I’ve ever taken).
• A picture of Robby and me at our favorite place: the waterfall.
• A seeing eye dog calendar I got for free from the JMC office because nobody else wanted it.
• The ticket to that hockey game we went to a couple of weeks back for my daddy’s birthday.
• My name tag from Communications Day 2011.
• My name tag from the Board of Trustees dinner two weeks ago.
• Three fortunes (two you’ve seen in a recent post).
• A card from my mama (it reads “Emmie  – you are the sprinkles on the donut of life”).
• A framed article I wrote for  The Buffalo News NeXt  quite a few years ago.
• A photo of my best friend Kevin and I at graduation.
• A photo of Papa and me; the second-to-last photo we ever took together.
• My movie ticket for the latest Underworld movie.
• Three valentines.
• Ticket to the SBU women’s basketball game at Binghamton in November.
• SBU Hip Hop show tickets.
• “IOU PIZZA” card from Denny (still have yet to see said pizza).
• A leaf caught before it hit the ground. (“This leaf has never touched the ground before” – Sarah Mars.)
• Two pictures of Robby and me.
• A heart made from a gum wrapper.
• A picture of my favorite tree.
• A card that reads “CHOICES” and another that reads “MOTIVATION.”
• One of my business cards that came out wrong, as a reminder that things don’t always go as planned the first time around.
• My Denny dollar.
• A10 Honor Roll certificate.
• Coloring page from Sarah for my birthday.
• Certificate of Achievement for last semester.
• Name tag for the JMC Honors Dinner.
• A picture of Papa in an angel frame.
• A letter from Robby for my birthday.

Can you figure out what kind of a person I am through these items? Probably not, but you’ll probably at least get an idea.