Forever

Encouragement

Graduation 2009

It's weird:
-To not be a student anymore (for right now at least)
-To be called a graduate
-To not have school in the fall
-To add all this new and cool information to my resume'
-To apply to serious jobs

Last night was my Sociology graduation ceremony. It was really low key, but I enjoyed that it was more intimate than the big commencement on Saturday. I wanted to get a picture with my favorite professor who sparked my interest to major in Sociology. After I tapped on her shoulder to thank her for being so encouraging, I started to cry. Full on blubber right in front of this woman whom I respect a great deal.

All this stuff makes me all emotional. I cried when I a saw a UW Alumni Mug.

'Squatch 2009

Beach House
Cleave Tan
Girl Talk
Cool Shades
Reflection

Come Sail Away

Enjoying the Spring breeze on Lake Union
Ben's silhouette.
Aye Aye Captain!
" I'll never let go, Jack"
Me, fending our sailboat from the others in the moorage.

It's already been a great Spring, and I can not wait for summer to get here. I live 3 blocks away from Lake Union, a 5 minute walk from Fremont, a stones throw away from 7/11(Slurpees), and the view from my front windows is of the Seattle skyline.

How refreshing.

Marymoore Park

For a large hunk of cement slab with a few bricks, the pinnacle at Marymoore was a lot of fun.

I underestimated its challenge, but I think it's a good spot to learn how to lead climb.

I also never believed I would be belayed by Sean, but I'm excited to have another friend interested in the sport.

If you can't find me this summer, it's because I'm on some rock.

[Photo credit: Emily Lyver]

Hammock

On sunny days like today, I REALLY wish I had a hammock.
Among other things.