some good friends of mine and i completed our first tough mudder together this past sunday! it was so much fun :) can’t wait until next year!!
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what an amazing woman. sad to see her leave the university of tennessee. she changed women’s basketball and will continue to inspire. i feel so privileged i got the opportunity to see her in action this past summer while interning with the lady vols strength and conditioning department. i send her and her family kind thoughts.
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my sister and i went to susquehanna university this past weekend to celebrate our brother’s 21st birthday! it was soo much fun and made me miss college terribly (graduate school is incredibly different than undergrad).
happy 21st birthday to my little brother, robbie rocco! he’s finally a kewl kid.
i love my siblings. happy national sibling day.
i’m set to finish graduate school in may. WOOHOO, i get to finally leave massachusetts. words cannot describe how excited I am!!!! anywho, walking at graduation is not on my to-do list. i didn’t want to go to my graduation ceremony when i received my undergrad degree but my parents insisted so i humored them and walked at graduation. but graduate school is a little different. my parents again want me to walk but it’s not happening. it so happens that i’m not going to be able to defend my thesis in time and won’t be able to officially graduate until the summer semester is over. shucks. the last place i want to be during my glorious summer is back in western massachusetts walking at graduation. i did all the work to receive my degree, i don’t need to walk across a stage to confirm it. instead i’ll (hopefully) be sitting on a beach sipping a delicious adult beverage when my diploma comes in the mail. if my parents want me to walk anywhere it will be to the ocean to cool off from tanning or to the cooler to refresh my drink.
one day i’ll visit paris :)
this past weekend, some of my friends and i celebrated my favorite holiday in boston! here are some pictures :) we met so many awesome people and the majority of them were from around the world: england, denmark, australia, iceland, switzerland, greece, canada (just to name a few). i hope to get the chance to go back and celebrate st. patrick’s day in boston next year!!
not to brag about how awesome i am but i have been cavity free for 24 years! i do take great care of my teeth (floss, brush, and mouth wash every night) but i have also been genetically blessed. i would like to take this moment to thank my parents, grandparents, and all my relatives before them for taking care of their teeth. they have all contributed to me reaching this milestone in my life. i am forever grateful.
nothing makes me happier than parade day in scranton.
