I haven't done a BISIO (Because I Said It Outloud) Update in a super long time (since February....yikes). So, in the spirit of accountability, here goes:
Grad School: I'm signed up for Emory in the fall. I will be doing first year as a law student. I am quitting my job at DOT at the end of May to bum around (read: volunteer at the birth center full time) this summer. I really need to find somewhere to live in Atlanta, though. I am pretending that having a car isn't actually necessary, contrary to everything I've heard.
Sheep-To-Sweater: I started my sweater!
It obviously isn't made with yarn that I spun myself, but I am excited to say that I am in the knitting phase of my project. In a couple of weeks I will be headed out to the Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival to learn about sheep shearing....I think then I will be able to say that I can do and/or understand each step of the sheep-to-sweater process, even if my final product is not the result of me doing each step myself.
Doula-ing: I explained in this post what I need to do to to get my doula certification. I am currently working on one of the last things I need to do before I write my essays and turn in my certification application: observing a birth education class. I am taking a Bradley Class with nine couples (the teacher and I are the only non-pregnant women in the room). I am doing my best to keep my mouth shut in the class and focus more on learning from the instructor. She is pretty amazing.
Grad School: I'm signed up for Emory in the fall. I will be doing first year as a law student. I am quitting my job at DOT at the end of May to bum around (read: volunteer at the birth center full time) this summer. I really need to find somewhere to live in Atlanta, though. I am pretending that having a car isn't actually necessary, contrary to everything I've heard.
Sheep-To-Sweater: I started my sweater!
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| Or rather, the sleeve of a sweater.... |
It obviously isn't made with yarn that I spun myself, but I am excited to say that I am in the knitting phase of my project. In a couple of weeks I will be headed out to the Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival to learn about sheep shearing....I think then I will be able to say that I can do and/or understand each step of the sheep-to-sweater process, even if my final product is not the result of me doing each step myself.
Doula-ing: I explained in this post what I need to do to to get my doula certification. I am currently working on one of the last things I need to do before I write my essays and turn in my certification application: observing a birth education class. I am taking a Bradley Class with nine couples (the teacher and I are the only non-pregnant women in the room). I am doing my best to keep my mouth shut in the class and focus more on learning from the instructor. She is pretty amazing.
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