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So I haven't updated in forever. I never really had time at school, or just wanted to do other things with my free time I suppose. And I didn't really know what to say.
I graduated from Tech. Woot. To embrace my Tech-ness, I've also begun to use the word "woot" on a regular basis.
I went on a cruise to the Bahamas and Key West last week. It was muy relaxing. Nothing crazy happened, but I did get the chance to go snorkeling and kayaking for the first time. I actually liked Key West better than the Bahamas. The architecture was gorgeous, and their Key Lime pie was probably the best dessert I've ever tasted. Good dessert wins in my book any day of the week.
After working dillegently for four years, I am using my degree to make labels and organize folders for a local real estate management firm here in Valdosta. I couldn't be prouder. They can't really give me too much responsibility knowing I'm going to leave in less than three months, so I'm not too disappointed. Everyone at the company is really nice. There about 20 employees, 17 of which are women. Needless to say, it's an empowering environment being around all these successful and smart women. Since they know I'm going to law school, they also give me extra time during work to review all their legal documents and explain to me the processes that they have to go through for closings and purchases. By the end of the summer, I will know whether or not I want to go into real estate law. I highly doubt it, but you never know. It's nice to be around such nice people who want to help me. So much different from Tech :-P Then again, there are no juicy office gossip and steamy office romances. Everyone's just too nice for that I suppose. I can live with the trade-off.
I graduated from Tech. Woot. To embrace my Tech-ness, I've also begun to use the word "woot" on a regular basis.
I went on a cruise to the Bahamas and Key West last week. It was muy relaxing. Nothing crazy happened, but I did get the chance to go snorkeling and kayaking for the first time. I actually liked Key West better than the Bahamas. The architecture was gorgeous, and their Key Lime pie was probably the best dessert I've ever tasted. Good dessert wins in my book any day of the week.
After working dillegently for four years, I am using my degree to make labels and organize folders for a local real estate management firm here in Valdosta. I couldn't be prouder. They can't really give me too much responsibility knowing I'm going to leave in less than three months, so I'm not too disappointed. Everyone at the company is really nice. There about 20 employees, 17 of which are women. Needless to say, it's an empowering environment being around all these successful and smart women. Since they know I'm going to law school, they also give me extra time during work to review all their legal documents and explain to me the processes that they have to go through for closings and purchases. By the end of the summer, I will know whether or not I want to go into real estate law. I highly doubt it, but you never know. It's nice to be around such nice people who want to help me. So much different from Tech :-P Then again, there are no juicy office gossip and steamy office romances. Everyone's just too nice for that I suppose. I can live with the trade-off.