I wanted to take a minute to thank you all for helping out with my bake sale benefiting Relay for Life. With your help, we were able to raise over $350 for the cause! Thank you so much! I'm very excited to take part in the Relay this coming June. Now, to celebrate our successful fundraiser, I've made you a fancy dinner.
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According to my mother, I have spent 26 of my 30 years on this earth going to school. I started pre-school at the sweet age of 3. Blonde with ringlet pigtails, I headed off into the world to learn my ABCs and 123s. Apparently I wanted to go to school the year before because my brother was going and I was jealous.
I always liked school. I liked learning, taking tests, doing homework and bringing home good grades. When I got a good report card we went to the toy store and I got more Barbies. High marks = more Barbies. That's some good math for a little girl.
As I continued through high school, the Barbie brides fell away and I simply realized my nerd potential and kept up my good grades. I don't think it would surprise you if I said I took advanced placement chemistry and placed in the top of the New York State Chemistry challenge.
I spent a year in college, trying to pretend that I wasn't a big old nerd. I was a photography major! I spent hours learning about shutter and aperture, shooting roll after roll of film and wandering blindly through the color darkroom. I wasn't a nerd, I was an artist! Unfortunately, I was doing better in my calculus classes than I was in my art classes (I am not a painter). Come sophomore year, I switched majors and the rest is history (or a story for another time!).