Greetings from Oxford, Ohio!

Well I am finally back home. I left lower Manhattan on Thursday evening at about 8:30pm and I arrived in Oxford on Friday morning at about 9:30am. Yes, I drove straight through and it was a long 13 hour drive. But I was so glad to be home. I was tired, but never "drowsy tired".

I have had a great weekend home, with my fellow consultants. It has been SO great! I got all of my laundry done, car cleaned, and grocery shopping done. I feel like a new man.

I submitted my Boston University application last week and I have my interview down in Cincinnati with them tomorrow. I am hoping all goes well. We will see!

The anxiety of not knowing what I am doing next year is starting to creep up more and more. I found out yesterday that the Area Coordinator position for the east coast chapters has opened up for next year. This is the position of my direct supervisor. I already had a director approach me and tell me that I should apply. I am very apprehensive about it because I've been so in the "graduate school" mindset. The official announcement is going to be made tomorrow--again we will see. I am also sad to hear that my supervisor will be leaving--more sad because he is a chapter brother from Minnesota and a really good friend. But I guess we must part ways eventually.

Well I only have 14 days left of travel for the semester and I will be all over the place. West Virginia, Central New York, and Canada. It will undoubtedly go fast. I was talking with other consultants and we were saying that after you've been on the road for about 2 weeks is when you start really missing home, so I will stay within the two week time frame and hopefully it will be an easy two weeks.

Love you all. Sorry I haven't been more consistent with the entries. I'll do my best in the future.

-T