Why I blog. Hit up my Classmates too!


Hello, so to provide some context as to why I'm starting this blog... I recently started a Family Relations class at my College! And our wise professor, Professor Williams, thought rather than having our homework assignments only see the daylight of his desk that instead, we could blog, thus creating an opportunity to glean and share our experiences and perspectives with others! In addition to learning from a talented, experienced Professor, I also have to privilege of learning alongside many classmates who are equally knowledgeable and have many wonderful thoughts about Family Relations, on my blog profile, on the left side, you can find all their blogs accounts! I invite you, one day, sometime instead of scrolling TikTok or Facebook to hit up some wholesome content from my friends to you!


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