Did you get the memo this weekend that this blogspot blog is now a straight owned blog?  Well it is!  And there is a pretty new design to match!  I think that is pretty much all I have up my sleeve as of now.



So let's talk career.  Although I am 22, a bunch of my friends have graduated college and I myself have less than a year left before I am done.. it still feels weird to think of any of my friends having a career.. let alone my own.

Regardless.. it makes me feel like an adult to think of it.  Thus when I saw this link up with From Mrs. To Mama.. I knew that I would follow suit and answer the questions myself.

1. Tell us what you studied in college. Is your job now related to what you studied?
Let's see.  I studied elementary education.  I studied interior design.  Now I am studying (and completing!!) graphic design.  With that being said, I hope to eventually own a freelance design firm that takes on projects like invitations, logos, programs, websites and the likes.  So we are talking small time.  But I am a fan of administrative work as well.  In fact I hope to find a job here in Georgia doing just that... except medical assisting (think scheduling appointments, dealing with patients and the likes).

2. Tell us what your everyday job looks like.
Right now? I get up when the dogs can't sleep anymore (roughly 10).  I watch TV until Rob comes home for lunch.  Then I run errands, clean, do homework, whatever until he gets home around 4:30.  Then basically I do whatever my husband has planned the rest of the night.  ;) Run more errands, watch TV, etc.

Last week I did get in for my spousal preference appointment, so I am hoping I can sign the forms this week and get the ball rolling on finding a good job in the government system.  Fingers crossed!

3. Do you have a picture of you at work? Show us.
This picture is from my last job as a receptionist!!

4. In 10 years, what do you see yourself doing? Same thing? More? Tell us.
I see myself being a mom.  Our goal is that when we have children, I don't work.  I wouldn't mind doing some freelance stuff on the side here and there.  But ultimately I want to do what my mom did.. raise my children.

5. Tell us what you have learned, and what {if any} recommendations you may have for those looking to go into the field you are in. 
I've learned that going to school online sucks.  Haha.  I'm learning about as much as I make myself learn.  Luckily my field is really one where you teach yourself your skills more than a class can teach you.  With that being said... I would learn way more if I were in a classroom.  If you are looking to go into graphic design.. I suggest you be original.  Learn and invest in Adobe products.  Have motivation.