Continuing Adventures of a leading #GAPOL
I just said a few things I shouldn’t have because I lost an entire post. But I’m better now. It’s summer and I spent a couple of hours on campus yesterday meeting with political friends, set up a meeting with the political science librarian to learn how to use the latest and greatest and a grad advisor. It was a
This summer most of the traditional students in the grad program are working with professors and attending political conferences presenting their work. I’m not quite there–yet, and my life is a political science conference. This weekend, instead of celebrating my 27th wedding anniversary with my husband, I’m attending the Georgia GOP convention. Before you feel too bad for him, we
It’s been a few weeks since I’ve posted. Frankly, I’m catching up with my life and then going to focus on the next year of grad school. I got an A- and a B+ for my second semester, overall and simplified–3 B’s and an A. Not stellar, but a good year all in all. This year the test was juggling
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