Another College Blog

  Here's a new picture of me in my room and an old pic from my redhead days courtesy of Kat.  I really have had a bit more time to post, but I really needed to recharge.  One thing I should talk about is the dress code at work.  I think the girls got a bit carried away.  I got a lot of corporate clothes, but the dress code is weird in the office because it's fashion.  As a result, this is a picture to show the girls what I was wearing to work.  That dress is really short for 9-5 and those tights also probably wouldn't be really appropriate. There's going to be a new book about my blonde summer coming out Thursday.  Notice anything about the cover?

I just realized how long it's been since I posted.  As you might imagine, it's the extreme workload this semester with the internship.  In fact, even though this is spring break, I'm not only working at Mom's but the internships do not follow spring break.  In fact, I'm working more hours. I give Mia and the other girls credit, they've been hinting lately that I better get this blog updated but they've at least been a bit understanding about the internship. I have an awful lot of pics that were taken of me or selfies that I have not posted.  I'll try and get some of the good ones posted.   What do you think?  Do my pictures look better with a model pout or with a big silly grin?

  If you can't read my shirt, it says Kiss Me, I'm Irish. I wore it around with a black miniskirt and yes I did get kissed several times much to the delight of several of the girls who were with me. I'm home now, but I did drop off a bunch of resumes before I left and I actually got a few calls. They said I could interview when I got back from break.  It's tough being back here even though I don't have to do as much as I had to over Christmas, I still have a sister to avoid. I've definitely come to the realization that it takes me more work to look like a guy than a woman without makeup.  I'm actually starting to have to put more work into having people think I'm a man than think I'm a woman.