Welcome 2014!
You know, one of my favorite reflections to do when the year ends is to look back and think of all the wonderful--and awful-- things that have happened to me over the past year.
2013 was one hell of year for me.
I graduated.
I moved to what I affectionately call "the hovel" aka, a my first post school home.
I started an internship and freelanced.
I went to Burma.
I was nominated for a bunch of fellowships.
I was then rejected by all of the fellowships I applied for.
I partied more than I ever did in college.
I watched more TV than I ever did in college.
I started doing pilates, running, and being more active.
I applied for jobs.
I was rejected from jobs.
I won awards.
I got my first job.
I joined sports teams.
I climbed a mountain.
I swam in the Potomac.
I moved out of the hovel.
I made new friends.
I saw old friends move away.
I was frustrated.
I over analyzed everthing.
I laughed so hard my stomach hurt.
I went gluten-free.
I was overjoyed.
I cried.
I felt old.
I felt young.
I felt alive.
I was... just 22.
Sometimes, I need to look back and see all of the things I've done when I've lost sight of the awesomeness that's in the world around me.
Bring it on 2014.
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