Within those challenges, however, were a few notable high points.
I led my 6th Chicago Cares Serve-a-Thon, this time at a "VIP" site where I gave my orientation speech in front of Chelsea Clinton. I will continue to fight for social justice and advocacy through volunteering into 2014 and beyond.
After 3 intense years of study and reflection I graduated with my Master's Degree in Child Development.
With a lot of kicking and screaming I turned 30 and celebrated by painting and drinking with friends.
I began to re-investigate my creative interests through book making and rediscovering my guitar.
I started my current teaching job as an alterista and 2s teacher.
Here's hoping that 2014 brings more moments of joy and hopefully some traveling.
Congratulations on finishing your Masters! And 30s are much more fun than your 20s!
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