Here is my bucket list of things I want to do before I graduate college:
1) Go to an MTSU football road trip.
2) Go somewhere on Spring or Fall Break, preferably to a beach.
3) Roadtrip (this can go with either of the previous two entries or be a separate occasion).
4) Make all A's in a semester
5) Work on a Habitat for Humanity house
6) Attend an SEC game, preferably a UGA game.
7) Join another organization on campus
8) Take my Dad to New York at Christmas time
9) Take my Mom to San Francisco
10) Take my Grandmother to see her sister in Missouri
Thats about it. That should keep me busy for the next 2 years.
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
Thursday, July 10, 2008
Long time...no blog
I haven't blogged in while due to life. Work, taking a summer class, and staying close to my love who will soon leave me here in Murfreesboro have all been high priority.
I only work afternoons at the Career Center, but I have learned so much this summer. I am now critiquing all resumes that are posted on our job database, so that keeps me busy for most of the time I am in the office. I am still helping the Mass Comm career coordinator for a few hours every week, and I love my office over there also.
There's something I enjoy about knowing that what I'm doing is helping someone else, especially when it comes to their career. If I end up not wanting to teach after I get done with my student teaching semester, I will most likely end up persuing a career in human resources.
I am now officially a junior so that means I only have two more years of college! Sure, this was supposed to be my senior year, but it takes a little bit longer for me to pick up on stuff, so I think I'm doing just fine.
As far as Alex, what can I say? He's graduated, I'm not. His family lives in Georgia, mine is all right here. We are a couple that is being torn apart by money, and that just sucks. But I will have to write about all this later.
I only work afternoons at the Career Center, but I have learned so much this summer. I am now critiquing all resumes that are posted on our job database, so that keeps me busy for most of the time I am in the office. I am still helping the Mass Comm career coordinator for a few hours every week, and I love my office over there also.
There's something I enjoy about knowing that what I'm doing is helping someone else, especially when it comes to their career. If I end up not wanting to teach after I get done with my student teaching semester, I will most likely end up persuing a career in human resources.
I am now officially a junior so that means I only have two more years of college! Sure, this was supposed to be my senior year, but it takes a little bit longer for me to pick up on stuff, so I think I'm doing just fine.
As far as Alex, what can I say? He's graduated, I'm not. His family lives in Georgia, mine is all right here. We are a couple that is being torn apart by money, and that just sucks. But I will have to write about all this later.
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