Veg for a Month!

Hey-o!

John and I are doing vegetarianism for about a month, to more or less do a “reset” and prove to our selves that we can do anything!

We started on Tuesday so that means we’ll wrap up April 6th.

I’l probably be posting some of the more fun things that we eat here!

Application Submitted

I turned in my grad school application earlier this month to Texas State, but the deadline for submissions is today, hence this post.
I did finally decide to go with Community Counseling since I need a Master’s to continue to rise in my field and it would be nice to have when advising students.
Fingers crossed that I get in!

In a couple of weekends John and will be heading off to the exciting Hill Country town of Comfort, TX, where’s we’ll be staying at a B&B!
This is first true vacation that we’ll be going on, everything else has been working Cons and…more working Cons now that I think about it.

The new home hunt is still under way as well, if you know someone renting a house/duplex in Austin or would like to give us thousands of dollars so we can buy and home that would be awesome as well.

More to come!

To Grad

Well, I’ve started my graduate application to Texas State. I’m applying to be an LPC (Licensed Professional Counselor), which opens the door to a lot of potential jobs as well as being a part time counselor too if I have to opportunity to write more often.

Book Review

Here’s the link to my review of SUPERGODS by none other than Grant Morrison.

It was a roller coaster of a read.

To Grad or Not to Grad

I had a very straight forward plan when I was in college.

I would graduate and go to graduate school, then get my PhD and teach Art History. Well, as we all know plans do not always work this way. I was a slightly above average student but for the programs I wanted to go in I just wasn’t exceptional enough. So life lead me on another path, which in the long run has given me more real life experience and much more eligible for jobs in today’s economy.

But I continuously flip flop with re-applying for graduate school. I applied three times for art history programs and never got in but now (with my years of experience in higher education) I’m looking at going back with an M.Ed. degree. I’m just worried that it is in bad taste to ask my old professors (yet again) to give me letters of recommendation. Maybe I’ve been out of school long enough (3+ years) that I should start getting my letters from employers?

Who knows?

Again, I have project ADA and will jump back and forth on this several times till I come to a decision.

In the Case That You Wanted a Nice Basic Character List

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