Category Archives: Blogging

Thank You, Dr. Torrance

As you probably are aware, I have begun studying creativity and the life of Dr. E. Paul Torrance. To commemorate and keep track of the study, I have started an additional blog called Thank You, Dr. Torrance that will be … Continue reading

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One Word: Perseverance

I’ve seen people choose one word to describe their goals for 2012 a lot lately. At first, I didn’t want to take part. Writing isn’t about setting trends or following them, but once I found a word, I couldn’t get … Continue reading

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Tools for Triumph in 2012

Instead of reflecting too heavily on the topsy-turvy nature that was 2011, I’ve decided that I will look forward and into the changes and positivity that will come in 2012.  As many of you know, I have launched what I … Continue reading

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School Stress and Semblances of Success

This semester was probably my best one to date.  Though I got sick during finals week and was able to complete all but my last final due to fever (I will be able to complete that during the first week … Continue reading

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Discovering Joy

Two weekends ago, I was getting ready to start a journey to see my sister in Athens, home to the University of Georgia, and before I left for a night at home to do laundry, I went to retrieve a … Continue reading

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The Power of Twitter

Last night, I was going through a rough time. There’s a ton going on in my family and academic life, some of which I’m not at liberty to share here, that keeps me lying awake at night. So I reached … Continue reading

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Go Light Your World

Struggling with pain cycles was the name of my game this morning, and the work e-mails were piling in with every chime of my cell phone. I told myself that I must get up, answer e-mail, write proposals, write essays, … Continue reading

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Exciting Adventures & New Responsibilities

It is with great pleasure and humility that I’m pleased to announce my newest venture. I was “hired” (it’s a volunteer staff position) as the Director of Social Media for Radio Rounds, a podcast/radio show run exclusively by medical students. … Continue reading

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What I Wish More People Knew About Me

The idea for this post came from my inspiring friend Amber Naslund of Brass Tack Thinking. Amber’s authenticity and transparency are so evident, and I’m excited to follow her lead with this idea. As a blogger, social media enthusiast, and … Continue reading

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Life With CP From A-Z: Love

For a female my age (or for anyone my age), one word comes up constantly. Love. Most often,  for many young adults and teenagers, the thought is centered on romantic love. As for me, I just haven’t made it there … Continue reading

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