Running Up an Appetite

I have to say that I have not run 6 miles in a long, long time and finally did it today! There was a little bit of walking, but mostly running. My friend, A, from work and I went to lake H and ran a couple of laps. So much fun haha! I never liked running before this spring, actually, and now I'm really getting into it. Who would'a thought?!

Le Grand Noir

My favorite wine brand right now is Le Grand Noir. Amazing wine from France at a very nice price! All of it is good :)

A bit of this and a bit of that

Only have two more classes to take next fall and I am done! I will be taking social psychology and my senior seminar. These next three weeks are going to be tough and need to get myself organized (and motivated) for it.

I have been working on deciding what I want to do next (career-wise) and concluded that I just need to try some things and eliminate what I do not want to be doing.

What I know I do not want:

• desk job (I would love to have an office, but I do not want to be stuck there all day)

What I know I do want:

• flexible schedule
• work with a lot of people

First thing is first though and that will be internships/starting jobs. I already updated my resume and am planning on looking into the following things: event planning for hotels and working for a half-way house (wither working with juvenile delinquents or other types of situations). Event planning sounds like a lot of fun and something that I would enjoy.

Process-of-elimination, here I come!

Short Update

My arms are sore from doing various push ups and then working yesterday... pretty sure that's the reason.
Currently listening to Ryan Bingham - awesome artist!

knowing from within, stranger if coming from within as strange...

"The only way of knowing a socially constructed world is knowing it from within. We can never stand outside it. A relation in which sociological phenomena are objectified and presented as external to and indepent of the observer is itself a special social practice also known from within. The relation of observer and object of obersevation, of sociologist to "subject," is a specialized social relationship. Even to be a stranger is to enter a world constituted from within as strange. The strangeness itself is the mode in which it is experienced" (Dorothy Smith, The Conceptual Practices of Power).

This is the type of stuff I'm reading right now.