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Spring Break 2015 update: Had another wonderful day in New York City. I spent more of Tuesday in Brooklyn. I still haven't quite recovered my subway knowledge or innate sense of direction, so after lots of wandering around the subway, I found the best train to get me to the Prospect Park area.
Read moreAlso I just love using that hashtag whenever I can.
But Spring Break is going well. Sunday was one of the laziest days I've had in a long time; so lazy we ate brunch around 2 PM and this great spot called Northern Belle in Williamsburg (highly recommend it). I spent all day today wandering the city, going to museums, and catching up with friends. I've thought about school work but not in that all consuming way like I have been the past couple of weeks.
A break is good. Needed. Appreciated.
More to come!
Central Park pano
I'm sentimental about my hometown. It's probably not the town I'll move back to, settle down in, put down roots sort of thing. But Mt. Horeb is quirky and unique and I'll own it.
Fun fact: Mt. Horeb is the troll capital of the world. Yes, you read that right. Troll. Aka we have carved wooden trolls that dot our Main Street landscape. This comes from very thick Norwegian roots from the people who settled there first.
Read moreGood news -- I got a domain and this website is officially launched! I made the plunge and took the next step forward. It feels good and definitely worth the late nights this week crafting "my brand" and putting the website together. I figure it will change over time, but this is a good starting spot.
I'm headed home tonight so I can watch the semi-finals of my high school boys' basketball team. Coming from a small town means stuff like this is HUGE (aka the whole town shows up). We also haven't made it to State since 1941, so needless to say, we are long overdue. Then on Saturday, I'm off to NYC for a Spring Break trip. Cannot wait to get back to the big city.
As I always say, more to come! Thanks for stopping by!
Tuesdays are normally crazy for me this semester. Two classes, busy from 9 AM until 4 PM. Both classes are excellent, but require a lot of brain power and active discussion. Today however, was even a little more busy than usual.
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