This is my 5oth post and I'm excited - so excited to have encountered some amazing people blogging and been so inspired by all of you. Thank you all so much!
Wishing you all a wondeful year ahead, filled with health, happiness and laughter.
Here are my New Year resolutions, in no particular order:
1. Learn to use my Nikon D40 and fill this blog with better pictures;
2. Go to the gym and get fit;
3. Balance my chequebook (excuse the European spelling!) and become more money savvy;
4. Figure out job stuff (a future post in itself);
5. Do more home cooking; and
6. Pass the stupid GMAT.
Happy 2009!
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3 comments:
All good goals. :) Jon just took the GMAT over the summer in early June and passed it with flying colors. If my idiot boyfriend can do it ;) so can you! Haha... I'm just kidding. He worked really hard on it, had tutoring sessions, studied his butt off... I know he was so stressed out about it, but the relief that came with his outstanding score was worth it. You'll do great!
Happy new year! I took the GMAT and the LSAT within two weeks of each other. That was not fun. Good luck!
Just wanted to respond to the questions you left on my blog, I didn't see an email address for you. When I graduated from college a few years back, I wasn't sure if I wanted to go to law school, business school, or both. So I took both tests right before graduation, I figured it would be easier while I was still in "study mode". After I graduated, I was planning to take at least a year off to work (since that's usually required for an MBA), and I ended up getting a job in the field I studied in college, which was urban planning. Fast forward 7 years later, I'm a senior land use planner and married to a lawyer. I actually did apply to law school, and got into some great schools, but my now-husband was in law school at that time, and it didn't look like much fun. I feel like I got really lucky, because I ended up in a great career path without the graduate degree. Although I do feel a little guilty sometimes about wasting my LSAT/GMAT scores!Feel free to email me for more info - I took your comment off my blog because some of my clients read there, don't want them getting any ideas about me leaving :)
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