RELOCATION

... took one look around the place and transferred the blog to wordpress....

Follow me to the new site!

Much love and see ya over there,
KEE

day ninety-three - mythbusters, family time, and ...

Spot*, my new super-fancy camera, obtained through the power of my graduation gifts combined.

*Name subject to change, any suggestions?

days eighty-three through ninety-two - MASSIVE UPDATE

Pictionary at Bucket Haus

Sorry for the lapse!

.... technically ten days have passed, but eleven pictures are here - Happiness abound!

SAM!!

First baseball game of the season (for me) - A Victory!

Knighted by the Nuge

Honey Run Waterfall (complete with Amish
buggies, horses, and babies - WIN!)

Phi Beta Kappa

Graduation changed nothing.

Living with these lovely ladies

Messages!

First round of fundraising letters = SENT

Thank-you's, reading, and Panera with C

day eighty-two - my wonderful mom

 

Thanks for always being there for me, for watching me, for letting me fall and picking me up, knowing how to make warm chocolate, letting us get a dog, not letting us get a horse, for late night advice (panicked calls and soothing responses), and for being the closest thing to Super Woman that I could ever imagine. Here's to you, Mom!

Can't wait to see you (and C and Sammy) later this week! 

day eighty-one - first day of senior week: lunch with Paula, yoga, and two superhero movies

(making three superhero movies in less than 24 hours... it's a phase I have never experienced until now)

day eighty - movie times!

day seventy-nine - adventures with Jenn and dinner with parents

day seventy-eight - The Cornerstones

... and with that, three wonderful years of "active duty" have come to an end, and I enter the world of Stone-alumni. Crazy. Love exudes from all my pores for this lovely and ridiculous group of people. Thank you to ALL the Cornerstones (past, present, future)! I have no idea where I'd be without you.

day seventy-seven - the chance to take an (AWESOME) art class as a senior

 ...and that awkward moment when you realize you have a GIANT portrait of yourself (or, as I had typed before "a GIANT self-portrait of yourself," wow, way to go English major) that you have no idea what to do with. You can't exactly hang it up in your room. Or at least, I don't want myself staring... at myself...

day seventy-six - and with that, I finish my last Kenyon final (and seek shelter from the pouring rain by sharing an umbrella, watch tv with friends, and see the end of downton abbey)

 ...what more could I possibly ask for?

day seventy-five - family visits and harps rockin' out to Adele

day seventy-four - fancy dinner with all these lovely people

day seventy-three - chatting through second-story windows, like a telephone but everybody can hear you

  

day seventy-two - all sorts of wonderful friends

... yes, I must admit, facebook interactions (and countless notifications) make me happy... but really, I do have some of the best friends around. Imagine waking up to this lovely conversation - what a wonderful way to start the day!

Also, visitors, who visit. :)

And ice cream on Rosse Steps while baking in the sun.

day seventy-one - lunch dates and watery reflections

day seventy - birthday girl unveils her secret to good posture