I’ve had a busy week, only to be continued with midterms and projects forthcoming, but here are some things I’ve been checking out lately. Interested in seeing the amount of snow we got in Athens? My PJ professor, Mark Johnson, very cleverly set up a camera last Friday to shoot a time lapse of the [...]
Tags: adventures in baking, international communication, iPad, mac attack, photography, Pictory, school, snow!, Video
It’s starting to get to that busy part of the semester… almost halfway through it! Friday I have my first communication law test, and while I like to think I’m pretty confident about my familiarity with this subject, there’s no point in not being super prepared. So that’s where I’ll be until Friday, in my [...]
Tags: Doc Photo, education, Elberton, Grady, Jeremy, kids, Oasis, politics, school
Yesterday after class, a few other PJer’s and myself took a short magical journey to Elberton, Ga. Hailing from a pretty small town myself, I thought I knew what to expect from a small town in Georgia. I drive through so many of them on 441 and 341, I figured I knew what I was [...]
Tags: Doc Photo, Elberton, Incinerator, random, school, small town
It’s the end of the first week of February, and I’m astonished at how time has flown. It makes me nervous, but I’m starting to get excited about everything that is ahead of me. Even though for the next couple of weeks I will be filling out many, many internship applications — I’m excited. A [...]
Tags: education, Grady Journal, growing up, internships, link, random, school, weather, weekend
It’s taken me a while to come around to this, but I’m very passionate about education. Except I have no desire to be a teacher. I think. Growing up with my mother, a passionate and excellent high school teacher, has instilled in me a passion for learning and growing. I never thought about it like [...]