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"Just because you know the alphabet does NOT make you a writer." Lisa Chiu, Office of Undergraduate Admission
Amen.
For inspiring this statement, we'd like to thank whoever did the 2006-2007 Parent Handbook. Their extravagant and inconsistent use of completely unnecessary quotation marks on pgs 38-39 was truly moving.
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Going home
Since I've spammed every address book I possess, I don't suppose there are many people I know out there who who haven't heard that Jon Erik and I will be moving back to Pittsburgh.
Jon Erik was been offered his dream job at Winchester Thurston School in Shadyside! He's thrilled to have this opportunity and we are both delighted to be returning to our families and old friends in our old hometown.
Winchester Thurston is a terrific private PreK-12 school with a very strong performing arts focus. He'll be teaching chorus, general music and drama, plus he'll be on the directing team for the middle and high school musicals. The HS musical regularly wins local Gene Kelly Awards (no pressure).
Although Jon Erik will start work in the 'Burgh in September, I'll be hanging out a bit longer in Cleveland at Case. We're looking to buy a house, and it will take us a while to get our act together. I'm thinking I'll be here until October, which will give me the chance to look for a job and (mostly) finish Case's new recruiting campaign. The new viewbook, published in July, has been getting rave reviews and I'm sure will be a kickin' portfolio piece.
Now if I could just stop daydreaming long enough to finish the updates to my resume.
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