Just a little update for all you nice people out there ( Read more... )

I got tagged for this on myspace, and I decided I worked too hard on it not to post it here. I'm supposed to tag 10 people, but since I only know like 20 people on LJ - I encourage anyone who's motivated to do this blog to go forth and do so ( Read more... )

Happy Valentine's Day everybody! :)

Go forth and get all the flowers, chocolates, and lovin' while the gettin's good.

Hooray for starting to feel better. :)

It's so weird recognizing feelings that belong strictly to college and grad school. This weekend I found myself thinking that around this time I usually can't wait for school and classes to end. And I'd think to myself, "I just have to get through these next few months and it's -over-." I'm glad I don't necessarily think that way any more. That ( Read more... )

Proooooobably shouldn't have danced on a sprained ankle for four hours.

If anyone needs me tomorrow, you'll have to come to me. ;) Here's to a day of lounging around and recouperating.

News Update: I will be in NJ from Febraury 2nd - February 4th. I can't wait to see people. :)

I had a great night tonight. I partied my ass off, ran into a bunch of people I hadn't seen in quite some time, and geniunely enjoyed myself. On the way home, my brother called me to tell me that he's driving down tomorrow and we're gonna hang out in DC. My training went well today, and I don't have work until Wednesday. I've been writing more ( Read more... )

Happy New Year, everybody!

I hope all of you are doing well. I wish all of you good health, good times, and lots of happiness in 2007. Here's to a great year. :)

In a lot of ways, I feel like this is the first Christmas I've truly gotten to experience and enjoy in its fullness since I started college back in 2000. For the past 6 years, Christmas has been defined by end of the year exams, all-nighters, and anxiety - followed by overwhelming exhaustion ( Read more... )

My family therapy professor, Dr. Fred Brewster, once said, "Going back home to family is therapeutic work. Your clients will feel something when they go back home. -You- will feel something when -you- go back home, and that's also part of the work ( Read more... )