Tuesday, May 12, 2009
After two years of graduate school....
Saturday, May 9, 2009
Sand volleyball
Yea.
But we do also play volleyball. Sand volleyball!
Our first game was last night. We knew we were in trouble when after asking everyone on the team "hey, are YOU any good?" the consensus was a resounding NO.
The trouble we were in was amplified further when I caught a glimpse of the team we were playing. "Oh no." I said. "The girls are wearing those spandex volleyball shorts." Of course this means that they are serious players. Any girl who would willingingly put on shorts so short and so tight it looks like her leg's circulation is being seriously restricted must be "good".
I was right. The three 21 point games were over in a flash. Within half an hour, and we were alloted an hour to play. At one point me and another guy made a pretty great (probably average) play. We were so busy congratulating each other:
me: OMG great job!
him: no YOU did a great job!
me: no YOU!
That we didn't see it until it was too late. It landed right in between us.
So we had a (few) drink(s), at least we are good at hydrating. After becoming accostumed to such good beer here in Wisconsin I had forgotten how Miller Lite tastes like (and goes down like) water.
I think we will get better. But only time will tell. Stay tuned.
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Real life
I have since learned my lesson about cramming too much statisitics into my head in a short period of time, but I am still addicted to horrible, trashy, reality television.
Sunday, April 26, 2009
Visiting George
Also, he never told a lie. Yet he would never quite look you in the eye either....
To get into the acutal Mount Vernon mansion we had to wait in a very long line.
So to pass the time my mom decided to sport her very cool George Washington style sunglasses and didn't embarass her daughter at all!!
After the tour (no pictures were allowed inside the house but we saw some bedrooms, a dining room, GW's study, artwork, etc etc) we walked the grounds. On the way to his tomb we stumbled upon an escaped baby goat.....or ghost?:
Next was the museum where we got to see his famous wooden teeth (though they were not really wooden) and then after much bribery and James Bond-like moves I got to rub the world renowned and infamous George Washington "lucky nose".
The next day we checked out the newly re-opened Museum of American History where we viewed the dresses of first ladies, Julia Child's kitchen, a thing on Lincoln and the recently restored American flag that inspired the Star Spangled Banner!!! It was all I could do to not burst into song.
Then we ate a very exciting lunch:After lunch I stopped by the White House to give a quick speech for Barack. I wasn't sure why the crowd in the bag was wearing all those old-time clothes.
We arrived home safely later that day. And that was our trip.
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Thursday, April 9, 2009
Wish I had been there!
Timelapse: Franklin Street after the victory from The Daily Tar Heel on Vimeo.
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Better than expected.

#1 I had to move offices and moving is always a pain.
However, it turned out not to be as bad as I thought. I really didn't have that much to move and the new office is much nicer. WINDOW! NEW LAPTOP! NEW MONITOR! BLUETOOTH KEYBOARD AND MOUSE! However I will miss my old officemates.
#2 I was going to have to miss the first half of the NCAA basketball championship! The Tar Heels were playing! They haven't won since 2005 and now was their time! Little did I realize they would be ahead by 20 points the entire game and I really did not miss anything.
But why did I have to miss the first half?? Because we had a photo shoot for my improv group Out-on-a-Limb-Prov! It was so much fun! My favorite pose was "sexy but injuried"...I guess it is supposed to make you sexier. Anyway a few of my favs are below.



