So I am just over a month shy of my 30th birthday and two weeks away from the start of my final semester at Binghamton.  I don't know how this happened or where the past two years have gone, but this is a pretty fantastic feeling.  I've been compiling a list of companies that look like they might consider hiring a biomedical anthropologists...no leads yet, but it's early.

I probably don't need to mention that this blog didn't exactly fulfill its highest potential thus far. In my grandest get-yer-ass-in-gear effort to date, however, I have signed myself up for a credit bearing independent study (Science Writing in Biological Anthropology) that will require a substantial commitment to maintaining an active online voice.  Of course, given that I've created the syllabus for this little gem, the effectiveness of the plan has some limitations.

ANYwho, I'm heading off to Seattle tomorrow to visit Brennan and meet his fiancee, then will be spending the rest of the break earning some pocket money at the construction company and tying up working on starting some projects that I'd really like to have completed before I go back. I don't know if my "official" professional blog will be here or not (I feel like there's maybe a lot of whining over here, and that maybe a lot of whining is not how one wants to debut her professional presence...yes? No? Let me know.)  Either way, I'll surely be in touch.