Tracy Say's...
4 years ago this same weekend I graduated from Johnson & Wales University. Sunday I watched my sister, my best friend graduate from Rutgers. Off to Grad School she goes and will make a wonderful teacher one day!
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Hello Apparel created this tank—all $15 will be sent to Oklahoma Red Cross.
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Hello Apparel created this tank—all $15 will be sent to Oklahoma Red Cross.
Tonight I learned there was a big gap between where I thought I wanted to be in life and where I needed to be in life…sound confusing? I know, believe me I am very confused but at the same time excited. I am 26, living at home saving money and working in a job that is less than stellar. Right now that is not who I want to be. I want to live in San Francisco, do work that I am passionate about, and live a peaceful, happy life. This isn’t hard to accomplish, but it takes work, time and dedication. Slowly by listening to my heart and the silence around me I am mending the gap. I am figuring out who I am and what I want out of life. My quirky, florescent, laughing self is going to enjoy life starting right now.
PS. anyone know anyone hiring in San Fran please let me know!!
Tomorrow is Mother’s Day and I know I have a beautiful angel looking over me, my mom <3
A Spunky Red-Head
A Fighter
A Believer
A Role Model
A Best Friend
A True Inspiration
She fought a true MONSTER for 20 years- CANCER
Unfortunately she lost her battle on June 4, 2010. Tomorrow in her memory I will eat Sushi and go Shopping two of our favorite past times. I will visit the cemetery and lay flowers next to her grave. I will cry and smile knowing I have the best angel watching over me.
I leave you with this video. If you feel inclined to donate every dollar counts. Whoever Wins, Cancer Loses!
Trust life
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The Geography of Youth project by Restless Collective is inviting those aged between 18-32 from all around the world to document the thing closest to them, answer the interview questions and submit a self-portrait.
These online submissions will be added to the project, creating a huge collection of stories from a specific generation at a specific moment in time.
Knowing the dedicated people behind this project makes it even that more special. See http://geographyofyouth.tumblr.com/ to get involved.
to say goodbye to a co-worker that I consider to be more of a dear friend. Thanks to her I have been able to be myself in my office without judgement. She let me vent, cry, scream, throw objects and just let it all out. She is on to bigger and better things and I hope to not be far behind her. I am planning her goodbye drinks for next week at a cool hotel bar around the corner from our office so our colleagues can join at their convenience. Don’t worry she knows already since I am the worst person to keep a secret. I wish her all the best and know she will be amazing at all she accomplishes!
I don’t like to dwell on the events of two weeks ago here in Boston…but this video is great. Right after the marathon this year I considered lacing up my sneakers one more time to run but I came to my senses and I just can’t do another one at this point.
You can be assured though…that on the third Monday of April in 2014…I will be stationed along the marathon route…with cowbells and signs…spectating the hell of the running of the 118th Boston Marathon.
Just got chills from watching this video. I went to school in Rhode Island and out of those 4 years 2 I decided to go to Boston to cheer! I watched my father run this marathon not once but twice. Here is to 2014 and maybe being a spectator once again!
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