Showing posts with label Great Success. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Great Success. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 09, 2008

Esquire


All of that studying paid off (shown here on the DC Metro.....studying.....on the 4th of July....). She passed the bar!

PASSED

THE 

BAR

Congrats. 

I now expect champagne and caviar for every meal. 

Tuesday, July 08, 2008

Well, I had a good run (Nicole hates this title)

Not Washington DC pics, but so much more exciting. Guess who got engaged?


(Hint: Me)

Tuesday, May 20, 2008

Nicole's Graduation and more

Pics from Saturday (Nicole giving a tour of the Law School and cookout at Clinton Lake. Absolutely great weather all weekend.


/sarcasm on\ This makes me so proud to be a Kansan. /sarcasm off\

The Phelps clan was in full force (left side of the pic, neon signs). I took this faraway so they would not get some sort of satisfaction knowing that I took their picture. They are really turning into a modern day circus freak show.

Nicole down the hill.



In other news, I bought a new bike. A Trek 3700. More importantly its a 22.5" frame. In other words, in actually fits me. Plus I have already benefited from buying it from Sunflower Bike. This morning I noticed my seat was flexing in the middle and hitting a screw below the seat so I stopped by the store. The guy switched out seats with a newer one that was less flexible, no questions asked. Hopefully the new one will hold up to my massive bulk...

Stock photo:
I have listed my old bike on craigslist and already have had 2 responses. It will be nice if I can sell the old one....my apartment can only handle so many bikes.

Tuesday, March 11, 2008

Grad School Update

Who loves peanut butter cookies with milk and will be starting in the KU MBA program this August?

This guy:



The interview was nothing at all like I expected it. The guy immediately began talking about what classes I should be enrolling in, internship possibilities, and study abroad. I thought it would be more like a job interview, but it was more of him selling the program to me. I won't have to take a bunch of the classes that I already took as an undergrad like the intro marketing class.

At the end he finally said, "Well I can't think of anything else, other than I will see you in August at orientation."

WHAT UP