Hi everyone!

Nothing too exciting going on here in apothecary land but yesterday I was g-chatting with my friend Emily and right before she left to freak out about her first LA earthquake she sent me this from an overheard in law school blog:

"Legislation Prof: This is how you tell that the author of the textbook is a professor at Yale. He starts to use words like "meta" and "exogenous". You know that when you hear the word meta, the plane has stopped in New Haven. "


A week from Friday I am leaving on a family vacation to go back to the old countries- we're going to Hungary/Ukraine to see the town where my grandfather was born (it was Hungary then, now it's Ukraine) and then stopping in Rome to pay homage to my Italian grandfather for a couple days on the way home. I'm sure I'll have lots to share about that trip!! I miss you all a ton and hope you are all adjusting to year two of the real world better than I am. lots of <3

New Places, Old Faces

I started the internship with the Devils in earnest this weekend, and its a ton of fun! I'll be having my first press release posted on the website later this week, and am currently working on piecing together the media guide. The commute is crazy, but I've got tons of music and have discovered podcasts.

Jenny will probably be the most excited to hear this, but I found out I wasn't the only Yalie with the team this year! Matt Cohen and Brad Mills are both with the squad, and Joe Zappala had played with them before. There's going to be a friendly face in the locker room, and that's going to make this internship a little easier.

I also got back from Yale this weekend, and it seems like everyone in the band has broken up with each other. Funny how that works, isn't it?

Are people using the google group? I keep forgetting about it, but I guess I should check it more.

Oh, and does anyone have any good podcasts to recommend? I've discovered the commute goes quicker when there's discussion in the background.

Back Home in the Have...

Well, you all got out in the nick of time. 4 out of the past 7 days have been miserably raining. Though we had the most bad-ass thunderstorm I've ever seen last Thursday. There was a bolt of lightning every 15 seconds for a good two hours. I was actually glad I was in the concrete bunker of Morse.

Summer Session is off with a bang. My suite is gigantic: I have an entire floor to myself, which means I've got two guest beds plus two couches. Which means you all should drop by when you start getting Yale-sick.