THANKS MOMMA!!!! |
Sunday, March 27, 2011
THANKS JEANNIE!
Friday, March 25, 2011
claire's boutique
Here are some pictures from our adventure:
Don't mistake this blank stare for creepiness...Kat was terrified. She got a lolly pop for being brave.
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Semi-professionalism
Okay, so the real reason that I haven’t had time to write a blog post is because I’ve become an incredibly busy person. I remember during my first quarter of graduate school, I kept thinking about the fact that most of my friends had become completely consumed by work. We are at that age now where everyone is entering the workforce, and the ‘real world’ is just beginning. Well, now I am one of those people consumed by work, and despite the crazy schedule and many sleepless nights, I am incredibly happy about that. I still think I’ve been able to semi-avoid the real world thus far.
Graduate school has been incredibly challenging and rewarding so far. I also just started an internship at the Institute for Environmental Solutions (IES). In the next few months, I will be leading a series of workshops for IES on non-toxic living in Fort Collins. I successfully made it through finals last week, and I even had time to end the week by going to String Cheese Winter Carnival on Friday. Since I went by myself, Kels and Andrew were gracious enough to meet me in the lot. Thanks guys!
I’m currently in Miami visiting family and relaxing on the beach. I’m ready to get back to Denver, ready to get back to work, and ready to see what new knowledge and experiences next quarter will bring.
Denver sure feels like home lately, and life is good. :)
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Just Across the Way...
My apartment is splendid. Plenty of space and still in the process of getting tables, chairs, etc. For the most part though, it's sorted. My mama left Sunday (couldn't have done ANY of this without her!) and believe it or not, is in DENVER! My dad (couldn't have done ANY of this without him!) and brother are there as well about to embark upon a ski trip in which I was originally supposed to be a part of. Oh how things change. My cousin Dave is also residing at the PH for the week. Love it!
Anyway, I've had quite a few celeb sightings...at restaurants, flea markets and at the studio. They're everywhere. Stars---they're just like us! Well, today doesn't have too much in store luckily. A run, the post office, script reading, and a few other random errands. That's it for now! I'm going to put a video of my apt up...so I'll link it here as well. Stay tuned.
To my Poor Housers...I MISS YOU MADLY AND LOVE YOU LOTS!
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Update: Roger and Kat Spotted Together Again
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Jobless PH Residents Reaching Out...
I know what you're thinking: "What do they do all day? Are they even applying for jobs?"
Let us answer that for you now. We'll start with the short answer: yes. Now here's the more detailed description of exactly how far we've reached beyond our fields of experience, or even interest.
Kelsey has recently applied to be a Professor of Biology at a local community college. You should've been here when we had to whip up a mock lesson plan for that application.
Norah has recently applied to be a Horticulture Instructor at the Botanic Gardens.
Kathryn has combined both of these positions and has applied to be a Professor of Anthropology, and Horticulture assistant (in which case she would be colleagues with both Norah and Kelsey).
Fox has an internship which recently started PAYING her (!)....
$8/hr.... but we're not a house to complain about wages. Way to go, Fox!
And we're gonna cut Greg some slack since he just arrived here two days ago. Good luck bud, the market's a little tough right now...
Whole lotta good this did us... |
Although our spirits may waver, they haven't broken and here's hoping to a Spring full of job opportunities and positive thinking!
The Poor House Change-Over
But it was time for us to move on and get a new roommate, and so we found one! His name is Greg and he came straight from Korea!...well...he's actually from Georgia (the U.S. State, not the country) and was just teaching kindergarteners in Korea for a year. He is a musician and you can find him frequenting all the local open mics most nights. He also rides his bicycle around town.
Moral of the story...farewell Caiti, your memory will live on in the PH...and welcome Greg! It takes a real man to voluntarily join the Poor House ranks :)