easter basket from my friend katie's mom. i probably should have taken the picture before i tore it apart.
salutations!
it is wednesday april 7 & i am in the middle of my typical work week. typical for me means like 75% usual stuff, plus 25% new stuff that usually either leads to be "moving up" a little when it comes to my co-worker's perception of me, and/or me learning something new. a lot of the time, the "learning something new" is really just me getting better at handling situations, getting stuff done, and solving problems. jared (supervisor) told me this within the first 5 minutes of meeting me in november, and he continues to expect it: he wants to be able to send stuff my way, often stuff that he hasn't himself figured out how to do yet, and have it taken care of, preferably without my asking him a billion questions along the way. i like doing this, and it earns me respect roun' these parts.
in other news, i'm upgrading my microphone soon. possibly to a blue bluebird. guitar center has an awesome program that allows me to put the full amount of my original purchase (mxl .007) towards the new microphone, plus i get to keep the old one. not that i want it though.
this past weekend, i celebrated easter in new jersey with my friend katie. this was my fourth time visiting her house in three months, and i really enjoy hanging out with her family & friends...they all take good care of me. sorry...i only have a few pictures
we dyed easter eggs
we made a BUNNY
i cut the bunny with SCISSORS
original bunny design, wasn't approved
first beach trip of the year
my favorite flowers...forsythias. we had a bush of em on the side of our house & there is a picture of me hugging them on easter (when i was 7ish).
right so this weekend it is back to boston for TGWW's spring revue. even though i've been in ny, i'm still serving as the secretary of the group this semester & i've put a lot of work into the thing. i still feel a little off about leaving nyc so much, but it's always something to look forward to...i love going away to see other people on the weekends.
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