It’s finally the Thursday when my spring semester is over. This whole first year of this grad program has gone so fast that I’m sure in no time I’ll be done and moving on. But I hope that this week doesn’t move too fast. It’s my week of resting, of doing fun things, […]

The saddest thing is happening at UTC and I’m not sure what to do about it. Each day when the lady or man comes in to empty the garbage, he or she puts the recycling right in with the garbage. I first noticed this about a month ago. Instead of saying something […]

Somehow I feel that this new site design is emblematic of the many changes that I’ve been going through over the past year. I have especially been becoming more girly in some aspects. I read girl magazines and girl books too. I just finished Confessions of a Shopaholic and I thought it was […]

Last year I had to create a curriculum for my kids and older adults to do in their weekly Generations Clubs. I decided to do a five-week curriculum based solely around creativity. I found tons of great ideas on crayola.com, including a wish flag in which each person was to write wishes they […]

Yea! Corresponding Shapes finally has a new look! Special thanks to my web boy (in case you were wondering that is kinda like cabanna boy) who put this all together for me. I’ll write more later; I just wanted to share my excitement about the new design. It is finally […]

It’s 11 something and I’m sitting in a comfy chair at Greyfriar’s. I have been working on revising my essays for end of the semester and I just hate revision. I’m not an editing type person. I really like to write and to create, but when it comes to changing something and […]

Friends of mine have been emailing all days in response to an article that talked about the most influencial books in the person’s life. So all day I have been reading the favorite books and the most influencial books in my friend’s lives. Here are mine as of today:
Most Influencial (in no particular […]

For weeks now, I have been feeling like I really want to get a dog. I have always considered myself an animal person. When I was a kid, all the children’s stories that I wrote involved talking animals. I should clarify that statement-”When I was a kid, all the stories that […]