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Author Archives: Jill
BF & BFFs
Up until the past 2 years, I never had a boyfriend or a best friend. I had good friends, certainly, but never one person I would have called my “best friend forever.” Now, I am blessed with the most amazing boyfriend … Continue reading
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You know you’re in transition when…
Here are some of the signs I’ve seen in my own life that reveal to me that I am not yet settled. I’m getting there, though! Cars seem to move really slowly I have a hard time not speeding Road … Continue reading
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Last Day.
Where did the time go? After Grad, there was Israel. Vacation, sun, water, sight-seeing, quality time with my former cello student and her family, and awesome memories with two of my closest friends. After Israel, there was cleaning, painting, sorting, … Continue reading
In Memory of Gustav
or… How Gustav Met his Demise. If you’d like to trace the history of Gustav and his presence at BFA, here’s a synopsis (skip past the italics to get right to the good stuff): When I arrived at BFA, I … Continue reading
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Graduation
Graduation. A rite of passage, a coming of age. A mark of achievement, a new beginning. This ceremony is already steeped in tradition, but BFA has a way of making it unique and personal. Friday was my last BFA graduation, … Continue reading
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Finals Week
Here’s a brief overview of what happened this week: Monday – I started cleaning my office, turned in my course guides, and started passing information on to the next string teachers. Tuesday – I proctored the French 3 final, wrote … Continue reading
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Prank items
A while ago, my brother David sent me a package with specific opening instructions. When I finally had the box open, I found a little battle scene composed of cowboys & indians, policemen, and firemen. There was also a strange … Continue reading
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Castle Camping with Jazz
Living in Germany definitely has its perks; a campsite in old castle ruins would definitely be one. A year and a half ago, a group of friends went up to Sausenburg to camp out at a castle. It was the start … Continue reading
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Painting: Day 1
One of the requirements of leaving a BFA apartment is leaving the paint on the walls in good condition. If the walls are not satisfactory, they must be painted. Our walls hadn’t been painted in a while (at least 4 years, … Continue reading
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