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This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Geneseo chapter.

 

Dear writer’s block,

 

When asked to write an open letter I honestly blanked. I don’t really have a bone to pick with anyone right now (except for a majority of the federal government). In the interest of not going all nerdy poli-sci major on everyone and not holding any unnecessary grudges, I was totally lost. I tossed around a plethora of ideas before casting them aside. Nothing seemed good enough. Not even good enough to start and add to my collection of half written articles I totally lost steam on writing. Frustrating as this was, it gave me something to write about.

 

Writer’s block, please chill. Take several seats. Know that I completely blame you for not getting as much accomplished as I could have this spring break. You are entirely at fault for the aforementioned collection of half-finished articles in my Google Drive. You are the reason I often find myself working well into the night just before an assignment is due (and because I am a PRO-crastinator). Go away please. You’re even causing me issues right now. This letter would probably be longer if it weren’t for you.

 

-Sydney Julien

 

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Sydney is a member of the class of 2020 majoring in International Relations and Political Science with a minor in French. She is also Vice President of Geneseo's club figure skating team and coaches local kids in the sport on the weekends. While she's not really sure where life is going to take her yet, she's optimistic about the future.
Victoria Cooke

Geneseo '20

Victoria Cooke is a Senior History and Adolescence Education major with a Women's and Gender Studies minor at SUNY Geneseo. Apart from being an editor and the founder of Her Campus at Geneseo, she is also the co-president of Voices for Planned Parenthood and a Curator for TEDxSUNYGeneseo. Her passions include feminism, reading, advocating for social justice, and crafting. In the future, she hopes to inspire the next generation of history nerds and activists.