37 - 30

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So its been a busy week so you get a long post!

 37 - First night of passover found me hosting, well trying not to host, the Hillel Seder. It took us a while to get the ball rolling but once we did it was a great time and lots of fun was had by all! I also got some exciting news on this day and that carried me through the tougher moments of missing wine

36 - I woke up today with so much snot in my face, I finally caught the skidmore ick, which was not so much fun but I got to sleep for so many hours! grateful for  sleep

35 - Grateful for Matzah Crack aka Matzah Toffee 

34  - Grateful for cold meds and that is it

33 - Had my internship today which was really nice because I was back in Albany and I haven't been there in a while, so new people and I got to flex some of my EMT skills by assembling first aid kits, I know I am so cool! Grateful for open doors and opportunities!

32 - Big day, we moved some of my usual meetings so that I could help with graduation fair before attending a meeting to plan our capstone presentation. Grateful for loving friends

31 - Exciting time's as I accepted a job offer! And the start of the ends, for it was my last day of translating in my latin class! Grateful for plans and acceptance

30 - A lot of time today was spent finishing last details for our capstone project presentation, which meant a lot of high stress. Also in my philosophy course my friend Emily and I led the discussion and that was not our favorite thing as getting folks to participate was kind of like pulling teeth if I am going to be honest. Grateful for the weekend and Earth day not making the campus smell too much like weed. 


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