You, your kids or someone you know is graduating from school. After the congratulations are put to rest, the cake is eaten and the money collected there’s something left over that might seem to intrude on your living space; textbooks. Every student has them, but not all of them want to keep them.
So what are you going to do with these bulking books building up into piles around the house?
P.S. After I graduate Sunday, I will be back to the blog with full Jedi force.
MWAH!
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Exciting news blogies! You're looking at the newest intern for Cement Marketing. If you would like a quick refresh, scroll down a few posts. I attended their "Facebook - Timeline" workshop in March with the widely known, Jim Coe.
Side note: I know you've heard of the "6 degrees of separation" theory, right? The idea...not the Kevin Bacon film per say. Well, if you applied this theory to Coe you would have to subtract 3 because it seems everyone in Columbus knows him. Basically, if you don't know Coe, you're missing out. He is an awesome guy!
Now back to the shenanigans.
On Tuesday, I had my first day at the exciting, downtown advertising firm. Everyone was sincere when they spoke and seemed interested in finding out the basics about my educational background. When the computer screens began to dwindle our ability to continue our path to awesome concentration, the guys invited me to play a game of ping pong. Let me tell you, this idea is ingenious. The quick and simple game makes for the perfect supplement for a combusting brain.
When the days assignment was given to me, I couldn't wait to start the process because I wanted to make a decent impression and produce something worth reading. Without further ado, I must express I'm stoked!
The stars must be aligned because this week is feeling just right. I finished "Busy Monsters," a novel constructed by William Giraldi. Also, I put together my new bed set (looks beautiful). All the while listening to Rebelution's Peace of Mind CD. Yes, good week.
Off to venture into new tales and paths unforeseen.
Cancellation becomes the word of the week in Caitlin's crazy life.
People seem to care less about a commitment in this era. Do you agree? Whether it be marriage, raising a child or showing up to a meeting, people have lost that effort.
Why?
Even when money is on the table people would rather attend other events. These other events could blatantly be less beneficial and there is still lack of respect.
Our fast lives will one day catch up with us. Maybe I'm sounding like your grandma, but I really don't like how my own generation is dealing with life.
Everyone seems to want a big dream, but when it boils down to the real business of achieving they slough off.
I hope when I finally find a paid job I will be surrounded by go-getters. It's ok to take a day off and chill out every now and then, but I need a team of people who understand when it's grind time.
Photo shoot went well. I love El Campanario <Columbus>! Both the guys have amazing talent & I highly recommend their services. You dream it..they produce it.
In preparation for the photo shoot I worked with my trainer for four days a week and drastically altered my diet. I felt the need to indulge and "pig out" after the completion of the shoot. Thus, late last night I arrived at Roosters with a big cloud above my head, a vivid picture of mac & cheese bites appearing in the mist.
Love. The warm, cheesy center and breaded crust were sinful. As the basket began to empty the consumption of the little cheese bite left my stomach with an indescribable pain. Lust. Since the snack didn't return my emotional attachment, I will go back to my apples and grapes today.
As I sit in class and multiple task, my brain begins to inflate. Content for a research paper is resting to the left of my brain. I'm attempting to focus on the current lecture, but other ideas of a future career, internship projects and various other things put a crochet hat over my ability to concentrate.
I hope to have more accomplished by the next post.