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For nothing loved is ever lost – And she was loved so much
We adopted Reece on May 17, 2008, when she was only four months old. We said goodbye on December 23, 2020, when she was less a month away from turning 13. In her final days, she alternated between days of lethargy and her usual energy levels. That’s why it was so hard to know something…
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From Capstone to LinkedIn
I just published my first article on LinkedIn, which is based on my capstone. Please read it, if you feel so inclined.
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The land of chocolate, cheese, horses, and buggies
To celebrate the end of my master’s program and my mom’s birthday (November 11), Mom and I went to Amish Country last Sunday and stayed through Wednesday morning.
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TWO WEEKS!
Two weeks from this evening, it’s all done. I will get my final grades within the following week. And soon, I will be able to put an M.S. after my name on my LinkedIn profile. It’s getting real. I’ve spent the evening making some updates to my portfolio. I wanted to add what I feel…
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SIX!
Capstone, week 1. SIX WEEKS LEFT OF MY MASTER’S DEGREE PROGRAM. I set up a separate blog to document my capstone research. If you feel so inclined, you can follow it here. Also, I got professional headshots done a couple weeks ago. The photo shoot was at the Park of Roses, and it was super…
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Train. Tunnel. Ever brightening light.
As of today, I have seven weeks left of grad school. SEVEN WEEKS. It’s crazy to me. I remember the first day of class very clearly. It was October 1 of last year, so it really wasn’t so long ago. But it felt like such a mountain to climb at the time. My first instructor,…
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Garden Therapy
I needed to get out this morning for a little garden therapy. Maybe you could use some, too.
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Failure and Redemption
Last week, I applied to graduate during the fall 2020 commencement with a Master of Science in Marketing and Communication. Earning a master’s degree is a significant achievement, but for me, it’s also closing a painful chapter in my life. This is the narrative I needed to write for over 17 years. It’s also one…
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Victory Garden
Gardening at my house looks a little different this year. At a time when seemingly everyone has a sudden interest in growing their own food, I opted to cover my vegetable bed with a plastic tarp to smother all the weeds. This has been my plan since last gardening season for two reasons: I needed…
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The Moment
The moment the realization struck me is still vivid in my memory – much like any other life-changing moment. It was the summer of 2003, and I was in Germany. My fiancé (now husband) was stationed there and had just moved there a couple months prior. Instead of planning a wedding, I was there preparing…
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