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Our host, Greg, is amazing and has given us the opportunity to learn as much as possible while we are here. His home is full of resources and one video we watched the other night was The Story of Stuff. I really beg of you to watch it. It is only 20 minutes long and will really wake you up to a lot of the issues our generation is facing. I have been overwhelmed with new lessons and wisdom so openly given to me during my travels and I really need to sit down and write it all down, get it all out. But for now, please watch this.
Thank you.
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So, today was my last day at RBC.
I worked there for over 3 years, so leaving was definitely strange. But I have to say… I honestly thought that it would be easier. With the personality I have, it has been very hard to survive in the cubicle environment. I’ve been battling with it for a while and when I finally found out this New Zealand trip was going to actually happen, the thought of leaving RBC was nothing but joy (hate to admit it). And still, saying goodbye to my coworkers was harddd and heart-wrenching at times. Packing up my things, taking down my quotes and photos, etc was uncomfortable. We forget, I suppose, that most of us spend more time with coworkers than family. You get to know them, you begin to love them, even if you dont want to believe it.
I am happy to be free of the corporate world during this time in my life. Maybe I will greet it again, maybe not. But for now, this is just a nice lesson learned. I loved that team and I will definitely, undeniably miss each of them.
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Oh, 2010, how I will miss you. You treated me well and were by far, the best year of my life. From January to December:
New Years Kiss with a new love.
Learning my new camera and a love of film.
Mardi Gras the year the Saints won the Super Bowl.
Valentines in Charleston, SC.
March and April. Italy. Capri, Anacapri, Naples, Pompei, Rome, Vatican City.
Falling in love with the food and culture of a country that appreciates and respects all things pleasure.
Camping on the beach in Rodanthe with my lover.
Summer with a man who loves me and photographs my every movement in a way that makes me see myself as something real.
My mother is moved into a beautiful home she can prosper in.
21st birthday with amazing friends.
Whiskey Sours.
All consuming love. Receiving love in return.
Sneaking up to the fireworks show for a private up close (illegal) showing.
Landon is seven. I cant believe it.
Contest won to have photographs of mine published and on the cover of the Daily Nash Magazine.
Savannah, GA for Ben’s birthday. Walking the streets with drinks in hand, cameras around our necks. Live oaks. Downtown. Music. Food. We will live here one day; decided.
Photographing my first wedding. And my second.
Shakori Hills Music Festival. Tripping. Beautiful.
Random trips to Raleigh hand in hand with my lover. Tirnanog. Downtown strolls. Indian food.
The Rally to Restore Sanity. 150,000 people. Hope.
Meeting Rosario Dawson in a basement bathroom of a bar in Washington, D.C.
Celebrating a year with Benjamin Dunn.
Thanksgiving with my family and my new family.
The best Christmas I have ever had. People who know me and know what to get me. Watching the faces of my loved ones light up when they see my gifts to them.
My first white Christmas.
Today.
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