Awesome News and Picture Celebration

Note: I changed the awesome news into a game of Mad Libs because I am not 100% sure about protocol with these sorts of things.

It was 70 and sunny today in North Carolina. I freaking love this weather, primarily because I feel the same way about snow that I do about baseball--I like them as ideas, but in practice they are miserable and filled with white people. That being said, I would drop that idea in a second for a chance to be in the wonderland of Colorado, even though it has the market cornered on both snow and white people. With that out of the way, today's awesomely exciting announcement: I will be working in Boulder next summer!

In a stroke of good fortune, [noun] has a(n) [adjective] office in the Rocky Mountains, and they are amazing people who are changing the world. "But why did they hire you?" you may ask, sounding strangely like my driving school instructor (who I could never impress, even though they obviously call it a bumper for a reason). "I'll tell you why," I may respond, visibly shaking from an attempt to parallel park. Ummmm.....actually, I'm not sure. Perhaps it was the enthusiasm embodied by my willingness to sleep my way to the top if called upon by such an amazing organization. If nothing else, that would have given a whole new meaning to the aforementioned stroke of good fortune. PLAY ME OFF, KEYBOARD CAT.



Anyway, I celebrated today by doing a long run on Duke's Al Buehler Trail, with nothing but a camera and, after a week without shaving, what can only be described as a five o'clock shadow of leg hair. BECAUSE I DON'T GIVE A SHIT.

Freud would say it's a sexual metaphor. I hear his mom is pretty hot.

PRETENTIOUS ARTSY CAPTION.

Parting of the leaves. PUN-TASTIC FIVE!
/slaps own hand
//looks around empty apartment
///sobs

There's a few more self-indulgent, dismissive wankfest worthy pictures on Facebook if you are at all interested. Friend me if you'd like!--the link is on my Blogger profile. At times like this, contemplating the past and future simultaneously, it is clear that my true good fortune is the people in my life. For that, and for reading, I thank you from the bottom of my heart.