Fantastic so far!
The intention for having completely revised and rebuilt my personal website is to keep family and friends informed. I plan to have all of the adventures that I have and will be undertaking here in Georgia on here!
My recent move to Atlanta has been fantastic. Up until this point, my job has been wonderful. I have been working on some project management, development, and helping out on a variety of other tasks and projects. In keeping with my previous experience, I have been able to lend it to several web based initiatives already. On the left, you can see a whale shark, of which they currently have four. They actually are the largest fish in existence. They can reach up to about 40 feet in length!
People at the company have also been a pleasure to work with so far. From the day I started and continuing now, four months in, people have been extremely helpful and accommodating of any help or questions I might have. It has been quite surprising how many colleagues have such similar interests. They have provided so many suggestions for different adventures to undertake around the Atlanta area.
And undertaken them we have. Up until this point, we have been engaged in something new nearly every weekend. Three weekends ago, my friends Luke and Sunshine were in town and that weekend, we did especially much. The main Atlanta attractions we went to this particular weekend were the Georgia Aquarium, the CNN Headquarter tour and the Coke museum. Soon, I will be writing a more detailed post in regards to each of these and my thoughts.
Unfortunately, between my move, the new job, meeting new friends and undertaking as many adventures as I can, I have let some communication with my friends slip a little. I honestly feel quite bad about this. Some days, it is incredibly difficult to fit in everything that I would like to.
That said, this post is dedicated to Jasmine, in the hopes that it is better than an e-mail back.
Oh my! You know Anderson Cooper?!
I know what you mean about keeping up social contacts, sometimes it is nearly impossible to fit everything into your schedule. I guess that is the transition from college to working life. In college everything is so fast, and in your face. Friends are living right next to you, and a person’s time is so focused on all the activities at school. Once you leave college, you have to look at life differently, and everything is more long term. Your job, friends, hobbies and goals all take on a broader sense of time, instead of a just a semester to semester basis. That being said, don’t worry about keeping up like we use to, our friendship is much more long term than the fast pace that college was. Hopefully that makes sense! hah
I like the new look of the website, looking forward to seeing what you post next!