Creating my own Intake Form

I know as a psychology major it’s my job to get up in someones business, but these basic demographic questions feel so invasive!

I don’t mind asking about sex lives or eating disorders or violent fantasies, but asking your income or education level seems SO PERSONAL! 

Vegas bound!

So when we were kids my mom made a promise to me and my sister that when we got our Bacehlors dress she would take us on a trip. This promise was made due to our protests that Grandma was taking Mom to Jamaica without us. Mom reminded us (every time we did the thing kids do - whine about how unfair it is) over and over that she only got to go because she just finished her Bachelors degree.

Fast forward 30 years (give or take) and I remind my mom I am graduating with my Bachelors, as is my sister 5 months later. Kris and I recalled the day of the promise and Mom agreed to keep her word. And she has kept her word ten fold!

We chose Vegas because Kris and I had never been there. We started planning about a year ago - and tomorrow morning at this time I leave for the airport. I am SO EXCITED!

There is a spreadsheet (Thanks Kris!) to keep up organized because we have so much to do! I am also seeing some friends I have in Vegas. WOO!

Pardon the dust while I reconstruct..

I've had t his blog how many years now? I am just figuring out some of the layout options (like pages at the top!) soooo here come a few changes.

So this just happened...

Me (at the end of my introduction on my class discussion board): Just as a little side note of having a hobby, I am a costumer at conventions; Sci-fi and anime alike. I love to run around in costume and meet others who do the same.

A fellow student's reply: I've always thought it would be interesting to dress up as a homeless lady, not having had a bath in quite a while, smelling bad you know, and attend various churches just to compare reactions.  I may really do it one day when I have more time to enjoy.  I would also like to work at McDonald's for some reason, a week would probably do for me, but I'd like to experience that.

Statistically, a divorced person remarries within 3.5 years of the divorce. Next week makes 19 years for me.

Oops.