wiccanrenegade

Well, I have officially graduated from college (Warren Wilson College, to be precise). It feels.... liberating? Exciting? Scary? All three and more, perhaps? Anyway, I feel all grown up now. And smart. Since I was the last one to walk across the stage, I got to turn the tassle and start the throwing of caps. It was pretty awesome, and many people told me that they really liked how I did it. But anyways...NO MO' SCHOOL!!  =D I have a few prospects as far as jobs go. I had an internship with the Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay last summer, and my supervisor said she got a grant for one of the projects we had been working on, so she might be ab

Well, I have finally finished writing all the scenes I needed to for Empty Sky. I have much editing to do to streamline it, but essentially, it is complete. I finished it in my genetics class yesterday, then sat there staring at the page feeling somewhat euphoric. But anyway, I am hoping to get one or two chapters up today.Then I will probably go through the whole thing and re-edit some stuff. A scene or two may get added. Anyway, if you have not yet read this, and would like to, here is a link to the prologue.  http://fav.me/d4bjaw0

So, in exactly four weeks, I will have graduated from college (provided I, y'know, pass all my classes). The emotions within me are all but overwhelming. I had a cry session in a professor's office earlier this week, that started out as 'OMG, I have so much shit to do.' and somehow turned into 'I don't wanna leave this beautiful place.' My last three years here have really been something else. I will miss the faces and the places, the mountains and the river, the early morning mist and the bright afternoon sun. There was a scholarship luncheon today that I attended, as I have received scholarship aid for the past three years, and my donors g