Pilot

And then.... they called my name, I walked across a stage, shook lots of hands, said 'thank you' a million times and I was no longer a Colorado State University Student. I had just become an alumna.

Now, to be honest, when graduation was over, all I wanted was to go home and sleep. The celebrations that weekend had gotten to me, and my graduation time for the College of Liberal Arts was the very last graduation at 7:15 p.m.

But I returned home with my family and close friends whom had come up to sit through the long ceremony for drinks and more celebrating.

Then the next day came and life was supposed to continue; I had been inspired to find my passion and, in the words of our dean, Ann Gill, "never apologize for my liberal arts degree." But to be honest, my passion is still far off, and I plan to continue working toward it, butI felt like I had just been dumped out on the street with a blank map.

College graduation is much different than graduating from high school. I realized it was time to really get serious and get my sh*t together.

So this is the blog about finding my own way in this big world of just about 8 billion people as a recent college graduate.

So here goes!