Friday, July 15, 2011

30 Day Challenge: Day 20 - 22

Day 20:  Your fears – 5 July 2011

My biggest fear is that something bad happens to my family or friends and they don’t know how much I love them.  I try and tell everyone every time I see them ut living so far away its more difficult.  

My psychology teacher always said that it s not your heart that feels – its your brain – but I disagree.  I know that my heard does feel and sometimes its so full of emotion it is difficult to get out, and I do love so many people with all my heart and soul and I don’t want any of them to not know.

Day 21:  How you hope your future will be like – 6 July 2011

Happy.

Isn’t that all I can really ask for?  who knows what my life in the future will look like – but I’m just want to be happy.  If I were to predict what my life would look like now when I was 18 – it would not bee where I am now.  I doubt I would have thought I would be living in Australia – or that I would be single and not own a dog.  But this is where I’m at and I love it.  

Maybe I’ll get married in the future and start my own family, or maybe I’ll be a sing mom and adopt a little one – who knows.  A this pint I’m not counting anything out.  I will try and keep making good decisions that make me happy and if I succeed my future is bound to be great.  

Day 22:  Your academics – 7 July 2011

Lets see I started pre-school at 4 years old and went onto Kindergarten.  I graduated grade 6 in 1995 from Normandy Elementary School – home of the dolphins.  I then went on to become a Knight at Ken Caryl Middle School for Grade 7 and 8.  Went through and ended up at Columbine High School and graduated as a Rebel in 2001.

I was accepted to Colorado State University and danced as a Golden Pom for 3 years (Go Rams!!). I graduated in 2005 but decided I wasn’t done with school – so I kept going for my masters.  Got a Master of Science in Accounting (dork!) and graduated in 2006 after writing my pro-paper titled, “A Study of the Correlation Between Market Specialists and Industry Concentration and Their Effect on Audit Fees.” (super dork!).

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