One more week until spring break in San Francisco, California… hooray!

The good thing is, unlike in previous semesters, all of my exams fell 2 weeks away from spring break so that I’m not scrambling to study before break. My next clump of exams aren’t until March 26/April 1/April 3 so that’s pretty sweet.

I’ve recently discovered that I have an interview with a company for an internship on Tuesday. I’m hoping it works out, but if it doesn’t, then I already have another job lined up doing web development. It’s pretty much a no-downside situation which is a first, haha.

Anyway, it’s rather late and I’ve got a 7:30 a.m. class tomorrow so I’ll make some sort of effort to update more frequently. I’ll be sure to update this blog with pictures from my trip.

Thanks to Kimm for donating money towards cancer research in Relay for Life!

This site is pretty much suffering from a whole lot of neglect. I guess that’s an unfortunate side-effect of being an overworked college student but there you are. Tomorrow (er, today) is March 1 and I can’t hardly believe it. Spring break is March 16-20 and I’m completely excited because I’m going to San Francisco, California to see my sister Candace. It’s going to be pretty much amazing. I just have to last through two more weeks of classes and such and then I can take an ever-so-short break. Hoorah.

On a sidenote, I’ve begun tentatively looking for another camera. Not that there’s anything wrong with mine, I’d just like a point-and-shoot with some manual capabilities, with the obvious good quality pictures. I would really like to play with manual settings but my current camera is lacking. Any suggestions?

PS: I’m still trying to garner some donations for cancer research for Relay for life if you feel so inclined.

Hey guys,

I’ve decided to do “Relay for Life” which is an event held by the American Cancer Society to raise money for cancer research. I’m trying to raise $100 for the cause – so if you would like to donate, please visit my page on the Relay for Life web site and click the “donate” button. It’s really easy – I just did it myself.

Even though times are rough right now for everybody, it’s even rougher for those who have been diagnosed with cancer. Let’s try to raise money to fight back against cancer and find a cure.

Thank you,
Heather

PS: I just got an apartment arranged for next year! Hooray! I went to the engineering career fair on Tuesday, and I talked to a few companies to see about summer internships, so I’ll try to keep updated on here if I hear anything back.