I'm Back!

I feel like I've been gone from everyone and everything these past couple months. I'm sorry and I miss being in contact with people and not just books and words. With the start of school and then my decision to go back to school next year to pursue a Ph.D. life seemed to get out of hand. I'm happy to say that I'm back now!
Since I've been working a lot and I'm shifting back into Spanish I will not be writing for WritersNewsWeekly every week anymore. I do plan on updating my blog weekly because I will miss writing my column. I love hearing back from you and I can't tell you how many times I've thought about Lynne's comment contemplating which book she would want to memorize. I had never considered that question before and have loved to let it swirl about my mind. No answer yet.
While I anticipate being better able to write in a few days time in for now I at least have to say "hurray" that the GRE is over! First, yes, I lament that the mathematician in me ran away sometime over the past few years. I tried so hard to find her but she would not come back to me, even for one last rendezvous. I used to be somewhat good at math but as I studied over the past month I kept remembering that Barbie doll from when I was growing up that said, "Math is hard!" I wanted to prove Barbie wrong on that one but my inner mathematician never resurfaced. Without her I am now average or worse. Such is life. The verbal girl did come back full on however and I was thrilled to find myself in the ninety-eighth percentile. Yay!
I happily recovered from the test by spending three days with my whole family in a cottage in Carmel. With an injured wrist from volleyball I didn't prove to be much fun to play Frisbee with but the long walks were fabulous. I know I've said it before but I could seriously walk forever...especially in Carmel.



2 Comments:
I've been thinking about you and the GRE. Glad to hear that you survived it. I'm so proud of your 98th percentile. Flashcards are amazing, aren't they?
I also like the idea of thinking about what book to become. I can't decide because there are so many that are worthwhile worth saving. I'll have to save an obscure one to ensure that more than just Shakespeare and the other giants of the British canon survive.
Just read a really good book this morning that a friend recommended. It is called The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. It is a young adult dystopian novel. I read it in one morning. So good! You might want to check it out.
Tara,
What book to become? I love it, but that's really hard. I'm going to be thinking about that one...
What song I am is easier because it's always changing and I don't have to totally commit. Right now I'm Keane's "Bend and Break".
Thanks for the book recommendation. I'll look it up!
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