Sunday, December 09, 2007

Friday, November 16, 2007

I love YouTube

And the UC Berkley men's choir. So entertaining.



Trips

Despite the business of this semester I have been able to travel a little. For fall break I went with three other girlfriends to Maryland and Washington DC. Last weekend my roommate and I woke up at 3am to go out to the Outerbanks and watch another friend run a half marathon. It was painful but totally worth it!!









Bittersweet

I thought since this, my last semester of college, is almost over I owe it to myself to blog (at least once) about what the past few months have been like. In short this last semester has been a whirlwind.

I moved into an apartment, got a car, and a job. I have been consumed with finding an internship and trying to learn as much as I can to prepare myself for that internship. When it comes to doing my school work the internet at our apartment in insanely slow. For that reason, I more or less live anywhere that has free internet. I am embarrassed to admit the baristas at Starbucks know me by name! Between class, school, and my job, exercising has fallen by the wayside. My once “runner self” is sadly no longer.

It’s been a very different semester with my friends from last year. Many of us have simply drifted apart. Two friends have gotten engaged, one went back to school, and several started full time jobs. Thankfully I have remained close to my girlfriends from last year. For the past few weeks I have been ecstatic at the prospect of going home. But the reality of leaving these friends didn’t hit me until tonight. Whether I see them on a regular basis or not, it’s hard to imagine life without them there (or at least a few minutes away).

I need another tissue…

Sunday, October 07, 2007

Monday, September 03, 2007

The New Apartment

Starting with the inside of my closet here are just a few pictures of my new apartment. I must say having more than one room to live in is simply AMAZING! :)




Thursday, July 19, 2007

Friday, July 06, 2007

The Art Of Conversation

I have made new friends this summer and I'm tired of the same old small talk with them. But I can't seem to figure out how to get passed that. How do you go from general small talk with someone to deeper conversation? It seems like this should come naturally but what if it doesn't? You can't exactly sit them down and say, "Tell me all your hopes and dreams!" That seems just a tad intense...just a tad.

Thursday, June 28, 2007