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Movin' On

"Days of Eliza's Lives" has been in full force. Just when things look like they are going to be a certain way, the ultimate joker changes everything. One thing that has changed is that I am now in the process of getting into graduate school. I have applied to four places, BYU (because of family), Argosy University in SLC, John F. Kennedy University in Pleasant Hill CA, and Lesley University in Cambridge MASS. The only school I have heard back from is BYU and they rejected me. No worries though I am still moving forward.

I have applied for some new jobs that pay me more than 8.50 like at the daycare. Two teaching positions in 3rd and 5th grade, and several executive assistant jobs. Things are tough but I am looking at any move and one in a good position.

Finally I have the biggest announcement of all. I AM READY TO DATE!!! I have always been leze fare about dating but recent events have encouraged me to go full force. I am not saying no to any option.

Things still resemble the pits of HECK (its a book. Sooooo funny) but I am having a blast with the new material for my jokes.

Comments

Deneille said…
Oh Eliza...I miss you! I am sure everything will work out for you. Make sure to keep me posted. Next time you are in St. George give me a call!
Kateenie said…
Keep me posted!
I almost called you up and begged to see you this weekend. I've missed you so much. Alas, the weather turned sour, and I didn't want to kill myself or someone else due to my lack of snow driving skills (still...there hasn't been much snow...FORTUNATELY!). I want to see you soon. I want to hear in person about all these adventures/dreams/goals in your life, especially about what lead to you finally embracing dating.
I will call you soon and beg to see you. Be prepared.
T.C. said…
Dating? Why for you not talk to me no more? I feel left out. ;D Glad things are moving forward! love ya my red headed friend!!!

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