My name tag… WEIRD!

This is my Cubicle that I have in the Interior Design area. I try to keep it clean, but I won’t be there forever, so there is no point in bringing in loads of stuff from home.

Another view of where the architects are; you can see how there are nice windows surrounding most of this firm.

This is part of the first floor where the architects are located! It has more of a loft look with cement flooring and open ceiling cavities.

Well I was just looking through old videos and for some reason this one really was making me laugh… a lot… Maybe it is just me.. but i don’t care. take luck!

During Finals week, it became really cold and we got lots of freezing rain! They had to reschedule some finals since Arkansas cannot truly deal with this much ice. Here you can see our balcony.

We were kind of nervous about our car being parked so close to the street since most drivers don’t know that they are doing. It is so crazy how you can see the 1/4 to 1 inch thick ice that covered everything!

You can see how far it goes all the way down the streets and throughout Searcy and other near by cities.

I have heard about yellow snow, but what about blue snow??

I graduated college from the University of Central Arkansas with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Interior Design on December 13th with Suma Cum Laude! Some of my family came into town, and the Roberstons were kind enough to house them since Grant and my apartment was too small to fit more than Grant and I. Grant also graduated, but he was done officially on the 20th, but he decided not to walk.

Me getting ready for graduation.

Raya getting ready as well.

Everyone walking to the building on UCA’s campus… I was already in line.

The whole area which is in the Farris Building.

The stage before everyone was seated.

My name on the program.

Simon came down to take a picture of me like he was my dad or something; so, I was slightly annoyed!

I graduated with honors which made me number twenty three to walk, and after that most of my family had other things to do, but fortunately the ceremony was only one and a half hours long.