Showing posts with label 2010. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2010. Show all posts

6.14.2010

UCLA Class of 2010

Congrats, UCLA Class of 2010!

"Don't be afraid to fail. The greatest failure of all is failure to act when action is needed. Use the information that you've acquired in the past through the experiences you've had and act with self-control — but act."
— UCLA Anderson | John Wooden Global Leadership Award ceremony (May 21, 2009)

UCLA Today - Class of 2010 Pays Tribute to John Wooden at UCLA Commencement

I lovelove UCLA Institute of the Environment students! I'll miss everyone, most of all my marine debris group!!! Thank you, professors, especially Professor Kahn!

Goodbye, UCLA, my home of four years. I will miss you dearly and think of you fondly..

8-clappppp: one-two-three-four-five-six-seven-eight.. U..C..L..A... UCLA FIGHT, FIGHT, FIGHT!

- Jenny

1.04.2010

2010: new year's resolution
















2010 - the future has arrived! new decade, right? 2010 to 2019? or 2011 to 2020? results from google news says it's up to you when to celebrate/declare.
well, i declare it to be the decade of the 10s.
'tis my graduation year after all.

today is january 3rd and i have just begun reflecting and criticizing (not always constructive) the events and changes of 2009.
i will begin to enumerate my resolutions for this new year and try to live up to them.
ahem..

measurable:
- be more studious. this is imperative for my grad school prospects!
- have more self-control. general enough to apply to my many vices..

non-measurable:
- have a stronger heart + mind
- go back inside. to the subconscious.

12.25.2009

12.25.09

alas! the future is almost here (again). a moving continuum. sliding scale. i'm grateful for that. a constant ability to be able to look forward to what CAN BE, what COULD BE, and what WILL BE.

hello snow-totoro. hello out there in the interwebs! happy holidays to you and your loved ones. by the rule of 6 degrees, that may be inclusive of the population of Earth. that is pleasing to think about. yes.

at times i wish i had snow where i reside, but i think i'd rather not worry about snowstorms, chains on tires, and the other dangers of icy water. maybe next year if i transverse the U.S. and end up in... ny? dc? boston?
it is early to tell, to even have a faint outline for what 2010 will bring.
and that is for another post...