So over it

After one more whirlwind week, life will finally slow down.  I have a few pieces of good news.

Even though I was out of gym commission for a week, I still am down 10 solid lbs.  And I'm back at the gym as of today!

Liz's bday was awesome.  I am always amazed when I run into people I know at some random bar in Philly.  Ran into a few people I used to work with and some Brothers from the frat came too!

I have an interview in Wisconsin next week.  Literally a week from today, I will be at an airport having a wind-down drink waiting for my flight back to Philadelphia.  And it is stressing me out.

I went to my first Flyers game with the bf this weekend.  It was mad cool and I will probably do a post about it tomorrow.

V-day was the best ever as I spent it with a few girlfriends and we got tipsy, played games, and watched Carrie Bradshaw be a crazy biotch while Samantha got laid again, and again, and yet again. 

I got two pairs of Steve Madden boots for super duper cheap.  And they are lovely.  (Here and here are links). 

So, I'm over school.  Tonight is the night I have class with a professor who insists that we come listen to him rant about cell phones and how stupid we are while teaching us nothing about Operations Management, then hands out arbitrary grades.  In fact, he just informed us that if we used the book to answer a question on the midterm, we were wrong.  Even though his powerpoint slides confirmed that it was correct way to do the problem.  And every single person in this graduate class did the problem the same way.  But yet, he says we are flys on walls that get shat on, and we eat it.  I kid you not.  That all was just said.

In other news, I have to do a 10 minute presentation for my interview in WI.  They have given me free range for whatever topic I choose, sans powerpoint.  After brainstorming I've come up with a few ideas, but I think I'm going to talk about beer.  Because that is one of the few politically correct things I can speak intelligently about for 10 minutes.  Thanks to my $172,000 (give or take a few thousand) education.  But I figure if I put the spin on beer education that it can make people look good and expand their horizons, it'll work.  And people will remember it, hence remember me.  And hire me.

Good idea?  Or fail waiting to happen?!?!