Entry Level

… you start a blog, move to China for eight months, the government restricts access to your dashboard, and you end up not posting anything for almost a year.

Haha, I cannot tell you how long updating my blog has been on my To-Do-List for. Obviously a lot has changed since my initial posts and I have lots of adventures and stories to share – I promise, I intend to get to all of that in due time. So don’t be surprised if you find dated posts spontaneously pop up as I go through old pictures/notes. But, in the meantime I share a few quick updates (for the sake of context) and then we’ll focus on the present and everything moving forward.

Here are a few key updates:
- I’ve been back from China since early March
- I’m now in Washington, DC
- I’m working as health care consultant for Huron Consulting Group – Huron Healthcare (continue reading…)

So I’m currently in Shanghai… safe, sound, and settled. This is the beginning of a new chapter (cliche, I know) but I’m excited to start it and see what I can learn from this experience. I’ll be studying and working at East China Normal University so this should certainly be an adventure.

In other news, I’m going to make my site public today. This site was partially created with friends and family in mind, so while I’m away should be a fun a way for me to keep everybody updated. More specifically, I actually added a Travel page that may be accessed by rolling over the “About Me” section or by clicking here. It’s not quite complete yet, but it will have to do for now. My hope is that I’ll be blessed with the opportunity to travel to more places and see more things during my lifetime, so this is where I’ll keep track of everything. It’s pretty much a Travel Blog within my website.

Take a moment to check it out- any feedback will be much appreciated.