This is just for Mom, because she doesn't think I should just leave awkward dating stories up, and that I needed to change my post. So, I'm adding a new post, just for you. :)
I don't have much to write about, other than I'm in quite a quandary about post-graduation options. Here they are: Be a civilian employee in the government (likely secretarial, bore, but perhaps not.), join the military (is this why Mom is suddenly so interested in setting me up? Hoping she can marry me off before I can sign my life away?), keep going to school until April (which is just a delay of the inevitable, let's be honest), find some random temp job in Utah (eeewwww on so many levels), or run away to Brasil and never come back (just came to me, and sounds GREAT).
So. There they are. If I knew how to make one of those poll things, I would. Unfortunately, I don't, plus, I think there are only three people who look at this, so I'm sure I could figure out who voted for what. BUT, I am open to any suggestions from anyone. The beauty of my current situation is that after I have the diploma in hand, I will have nothing holding me down - I can go wherever I want, and do whatever I want. This is great, and not so great at the same time, due to the large number of options. Whenever I figure it out, I'll let you all know.
14 July 2009
19 May 2009
Tennis Lessons
I feel like I should once again state that I am not athletically inclined. I'm one of those people that when playing volleyball (or basketball, I suppose), if the ball comes my way, I either duck and cover, fearful of it hitting me, or I simply watch it bounce right next to me. Simply put - I don't like playing volleyball or basketball, and most people don't want me to play on their team for the aforementioned reasons.
Much like the random desire I had to learn to swim, I have wanted to learn to play tennis. Lucky me, my rooommate for spring/summer also wants to learn how. So a couple weeks ago, we went and hit some balls around...and I'm sure to the other players on the court, we were quite hilarious, looking like a bunch of pansies not knowing what we were doing. It was good though, and reinforced the fact that yes, I think tennis could be a sport I actually enjoy.
Yesterday in the mail we received a booklet about different sports and recreation programs in the area, and in Heidi's and my perusal of said booklet, we came across adult tennis lessons, taught over the course of 4 weeks, two times a week, for only $30. Needless to say, we got very excited. So, we're both going to take them, and then hopefully, we won't feel so silly on the court.
Much like the random desire I had to learn to swim, I have wanted to learn to play tennis. Lucky me, my rooommate for spring/summer also wants to learn how. So a couple weeks ago, we went and hit some balls around...and I'm sure to the other players on the court, we were quite hilarious, looking like a bunch of pansies not knowing what we were doing. It was good though, and reinforced the fact that yes, I think tennis could be a sport I actually enjoy.
Yesterday in the mail we received a booklet about different sports and recreation programs in the area, and in Heidi's and my perusal of said booklet, we came across adult tennis lessons, taught over the course of 4 weeks, two times a week, for only $30. Needless to say, we got very excited. So, we're both going to take them, and then hopefully, we won't feel so silly on the court.
15 May 2009
Hooray, Hooray!
I finally bought a digital camera! Yay! Unfortunately at this point, I have yet to take any real pictures (thus there are no pictures still) (and I've yet to do anything in the past two days requiring picture-taking), because I'm just trying to figure out how it works. Never having had a digital camera, I really don't know much about them, and this one has so many different features, that at this point, I'm pretty much overwhelmed.
In two lovely weeks I get to go on vacation, and I am incredibly excited. There are a few reasons for this. Number one, getting to spend time with family. Number two, getting out of Utah. Number three, letting my body enjoy humidity (I'm strange, I know, but my skin is peeling right now, which is one reason I dislike UT, and which is also gross). Number four, non-stop flight to Washington DC. A few days spent there, about a week in Boston, and a few more days in DC (thanks Brandon and Felicia for letting me spend so much time with you). Number five, no working. No picking up other people's messes. No coming in each morning to find that nothing was done the day before. Number six, I finally have a digital camera that I can use and take as many pictures as I want.
And those, friends are just a few reasons why I'm excited. That and I LOVE the East coast. It reminds me so much of Brasil - all the green, the rolling green hills, the big cities, the high humidity, the proximity to the ocean. Ahh. It is love. I can't wait for the day when I can live somewhere east of the Mississippi.
In two lovely weeks I get to go on vacation, and I am incredibly excited. There are a few reasons for this. Number one, getting to spend time with family. Number two, getting out of Utah. Number three, letting my body enjoy humidity (I'm strange, I know, but my skin is peeling right now, which is one reason I dislike UT, and which is also gross). Number four, non-stop flight to Washington DC. A few days spent there, about a week in Boston, and a few more days in DC (thanks Brandon and Felicia for letting me spend so much time with you). Number five, no working. No picking up other people's messes. No coming in each morning to find that nothing was done the day before. Number six, I finally have a digital camera that I can use and take as many pictures as I want.
And those, friends are just a few reasons why I'm excited. That and I LOVE the East coast. It reminds me so much of Brasil - all the green, the rolling green hills, the big cities, the high humidity, the proximity to the ocean. Ahh. It is love. I can't wait for the day when I can live somewhere east of the Mississippi.
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