Michael A. Barnhart
The grind has been real. Part time, full time, long hours, and sleepless nights finally paid off. The people I’ve met, the experiences I’ve had, the bonds I’ve made, will last a lifetime. NJIT molds you. Sometimes for the better, sometimes for the worst. I’m glad to have come out of it better. Because of those connections, those friends, and brothers I might not have succeeded. I owe a debt to them I can't repay, with their kindness and support I pushed through. I thank them. Now I’m off to put my creative juices into the next adventure. Instagram, Email.
Diamond in the Rough
This structure is a jewel among the desert. It provides a means to an end or a temporary refuge to the person traversing the vastness. The purpose of this building is decided by how exhausted you are, and your will to live. If you have been traveling for a great distance through the sand and see no hope in sight you can climb to the top, which won’t be easy. If you still do not see any way out of the desert, the top-planks will slowly lead, almost pull you down to meet your end. If you know there's a way out but you need to escape, the sun goes down the path in the sand and there will be a room where the temperature is constant and the sun is not beating. There you can recoup and start your journey.
