check marks the box.

although this is not cause for celebration

per-se, yesterday was my last day interning at

Atlanta magazine. i feel so lucky for the opportunity

to work with and get to know such a knowledgeable

expert staff, who not only make a really great magazine

but are all amazing writers and editors, too. 

keep up the good work Atlanta magazine!

and maybe i'll get to work with you again one day!

my congratulatory homecoming last night: 

this is real life

an itty bitty byline in Atlanta magazine!

so here's the thing. i got my undergraduate degree

in journalism and i thought i didn't want to do that. 

but then here i am again, doing it, and i'm starting to

think that i didn't really know what i want. and probably

 i never will. cause yesterday i was thinking  

a phd in history! yeah! 

seriously. who am i kidding? i obviously just

need to get the heck out of school and write.

:)

lookout world,

i have a story assignment. 

remember the reference to bouquets of pencils in you've got mail?

i want one. only, can it be a bouquet of black pilot G2 07s?

bring it on.

... 

p.s. and on another note, we have wifi again!

first week of fall quarter

please forgive me for not having a very 

interesting post or pictures to share tonight, 

it's been a long day - everyday this week has

been so full - but i am happy to say i had a really

great first week at Atlanta magazine,

where i'm doing an editorial internship this

fall.  i think i'm going to like it a lot there.

also, an old friend came in to town tonight from

japan, her new stomping grounds, so

i'm sure i'll be sharing lots of pictures with you

as we have a(nother) fabulous weekend here in the atl.

yes, i'm starting the weekend early. that's what you 

do when you have important out-of-town visitors :)

this is where i'll be...

Atlanta magazine.

where i'm going to be interning this fall.

i'm so excited! i can't believe i get to intern at 

such a cool magazine. i always thought 

magazines were much too competitive and

elusive for the likes of me...