post 100: A month in review

I know it has been a while since we spoke last, so in honor of my ONE HUNDREDTH blog post I'm going to do things a little different today. Here's a review of the things I've been up to since my last post. You let me know if there is anything you want to know more about and I will dedicate an upcoming post to that topic. ENJOY!

My friend Marianne came and we discussed how this would be an AWFUL bridesmaid dress:


I decided I need a pair of boots.

I served a few meals to some older adults:


I got some ashes on my forehead at a service before work.

I stopped by Religious & Spiritual Life to ask them to redo my ashes so people would try to wipe the "dirt" off my face all day.


I contemplated my Lenten promise and felt guilty about not having one, so I avoided the blog.

I saw this:


I laughed.

I help build a house:


I worked late...A LOT (but with a friend).

I had a couple of scheduled coffee breaks when working late.


I participated in leading a webinar with my office.

I taught a class on gender & leadership and had students try on corsets.


I saw my boyfriend.

I hosted 135 high school students on campus and managed 135 college volunteers for Minority High School Conference/College Student for a Day


I thought about going to Chicago.

A week later I WENT to Chicago and saw my best friend.


I saw a college friend's band play at a bar and stayed up WAY too late.

I interviewed.

I blended in with a booth.


I missed my boyfriend.

I ate this:


I accidentally abstained from television.

I added the Grand stop on the L to the list of public places where I have changed clothes.


I rode the L to have dinner with some college friends-and had a great time.

I rode the L the next day to the same stop to see this guy and had an even greater time:


I said hello and goodbye to some good friends.

I did a Sic 'em.


I hung out with my Dean of students from college, made some new friends, and learned some things.

I said goodbye to my best friend..and to Chicago.


I got excited about Aldi opening up down the street.

I took some students on a spring break trip---to Ft. Worth!


I slept on a YMCA floor- or tried to at least.

I walked into a giant fountain and didn't get wet.


I hung out with refugee children, role played with social workers, served food at a shelter, played catch phrase with some great homeless guys, helped with a field day for adults with development delays, served some meals on wheels, ate some meals on wheels, talked about "the issues," reflected, learned, laughed...

And I bought this:


I got a new computer at work and moved my desk out from against the wall so I can be more creative.

I sat on a giant horned frog with my boss.


I snuck into work late and I snuck out early.

I stopped to smell the flowers.


Then I blogged about it.

INTERACT: Wanna know more about any of the above? Let me know in the comments.