Tomorrow I graduate with a degree in Interdisciplinary Health Services. At first I was like 'big deal' - it's not my final degree for Occupational Therapy and I'm going straight into graduate school. But now I'm realizing that it is a big step - after 5 years of school, I'm glad I have at least something to show for it. So I decided to walk at ( Read more... )

I am sick. Right before finals. Go figure ( Read more... )

With this upcoming election, Factcheck.org has really lead me to believe you cannot trust what either of the candidates are saying, especially in the debates, without checking the facts first. Both of the candidates seem to exaggerate the truth - now I'm going to second guess almost everything both of them are saying! Misleading statements and ( Read more... )

Bryan told me that I rarely update this anymore. Which is true ( Read more... )

It is official: Bryan and I are having both our ceremony and reception at the Fetzer Center on July 11th, 2009. I took my mom over there today and she thinks it is really nice, which it is. Their deck area where the ceremony will be is really beautiful. We also have a photographer nailed down. It feels good to have some planning done at least ( Read more... )

Ballet concert is this week! "La Sylphide" is June 13th and 14th at 8 pm - Chenery Auditorium. Tickets - $15 Adults, $12 Students. I hope you all can make it! Our company, myself included, have worked very hard with this show - its definitely a challenge, but it has been a great learning process. I feel strong - perhaps stronger than I ever have ( Read more... )

Yay for the semester being almost over!

Next week I have 2 papers due, one final, and one big test in neuro...however, I dont have any 'real' finals on finals week, just one online that is open note. Despite next weeks craziness, I'm not complaining.

I <3 nonstop Christmas music. It makes me happy. So does old school music that my sister used to ( Read more... )

Tonight Bryan proposed, and I said YES, of course!

I am so happy!

I got really excited today when my prof (whos an OT) was talking about all her stories about working with Stroke (CVA) patients. I think its a genre of OT that I'd definitely like to go into because every patient is different, and its challenging, and its always changing. Plus, you see huge growth with nearly every patient which makes it rewarding ( Read more... )

So, I pretty much love my new mentee ( Read more... )