Looking back to my last post, it was mid-June. JUNE?! Really?! Well... hello. We are now at the end of September. Time is a slippery little sucker- one blink and he's gone!
So... summer details in a nutshell. I relaxed this summer and did it to the greatest extent possible. I knew this Fall would be insane -(more on that later!)- so I knew that being a slug this summer would be soooo worth it. Okay, so I did SOME work because I helped out on a grant through the AEE Department at school. I helped create and/or collect distance education materials for numerous professors in the Department. It was a lot of fun because I received great hands-on experience with educational material and also built relationships with professors. After that, I traveled to Puerto Rico with my family for a few days in the sun and then I spent a couple weeks home in PA.
As I hear the rain pounding on my window, it brings me back to reality that it isn't summer anymore (Thank God! It was so hot for way too long!) and Fall is upon us. Remember when I said that I knew Fall would be insane??... well, yep, it sure hasn't let me down! Prior to this post, I was making my final edits to my IRB form for my research. The reviewer said my form was very well written and with some edits, it would be approved. So, the edits are in place and it is ready to be sent for re-submission tomorrow. One hurdle down, a million more to go!!!!
I have a feeling my posts will be like a roller-coaster in the next few months prior to graduation, but I will say that I have tremendous support helping me through the process. People always say... "YOU are my rock". Well, I am certainly lucky because I have numerous rocks. Call me the rock collector, if you will. I was going to name all of my rocks in this post, but I think I will refrain. The important thing is that I know who they are and I will try my best to be their rock, too.
I could go on and on, but it would probably to best to stop here for the time being. My goal is to post more frequently- that way I will be able to look back in a few months and think "WOW, what was I worried about?!" or "I accomplished that? Incredible!"
Goodnight! Happy tomorrow! :)
