Incandescence

This week was actually not too busy. Which means I could have posted sooner but I didn't. I blame it on life. Speaking of life and such, this week/weekend we had a conference called the G92 Immigration Conference. I only went to one session, Friday night, and then a movie afterwards called A Better Life. Immigration is one of those topics that I find difficult to be decisive about. There are so many gray areas. And its not even a new issue--this discussion has been around since the founding of our country. Anyway, I should probably talk about something less...political. If you ever have the opportunity to see the movie, A Better Life, do it. It was a good movie. It wasn't the best I have ever seen, but it made me think about immigration in a way that I haven't before. It is nice to watch something occasionally that is not just for entertainment. Speaking of entertainment--right now in my Intro. to Literature class we are reading Hamlet and watching the 1996 version with...

I received my graduation packet today (*jumps up and down in excitement*). It's hard to believe that my college education is already ending. Well. Enough reminiscing. This week at work has been crazy. I work at the Career Services office on campus. Its a job/internship for me. I do a lot of resume editing, answer phones, and do one-on-one resume appointments with students. I've learned a lot. We had a Career Fair this past Wednesday, and the week leading up to it, more and more students posted their resumes on the website to be approved. But wait--there's only three of us and 47 resumes to look at! We have finally whittled the number down into the 20's. The day of the Career Fair, we had students coming in and out all day, and of course, the day we need it most, our copier ran out of ink and we couldn't copy their resumes onto nice paper; instead, we had to put the paper into the printer, have them log onto a computer, and print it that way instead. Gotta love those...