I got to meet Josh Groban two weeks ago at the First Canadian Place. This is so late, but I finally had the time to comment on my fun experience! Absolutely worth it!! And if you are patient enough to watch the video, you will get to see a beautiful Josh Groban speak to me toward the camera!!!
TOTALLY WORTH IT!!!!!
And here are a couple of pictures my cousin helped take for me.
Happy New Year everyone!!! I'm so sorry about not posting very often because my schedule has either been really hectic, or there was nothing to blog about. I'm sorry fellow readers!! (If I have any...)
But to be honest, I have nothing much to enlighten you all with. I'm sure all of you guys had a much more eventful break than I did.
Though, some cool things I got this Christmas was this lovely scarf that makes me look like a babuska. Thanks Mommy!
And then, I also got a sewing machine, which is totally awesome! Thanks Auntie Eva and cousin Rachel and Bernie!!
But enough with the chitchat. To say that I'm sorry for not posting very often, I will finish off this post with a new video blog featuring one of my new years resolutions.
For the record, I don't think I will be following it very often, seeing my progress.
But one thing is for sure! I will try to post more videos on YouTube this year! Please remind me to if you like them!!
What are some of your new years resolutions, if you have any?
Today my fellow journalism friend sent me a funny video making fun of the career of an aspiring journalist.
Now of course this was a bit of an exaggeration, but I couldn't help but wonder a little bit about my career.
I have always known that many, many journalists struggle with finding jobs after graduating from post-secondary education. However, I always thought that if I tried really, really hard, I would be able to get by.
Now of course that would be the case for every single career but I always fear that my voice wouldn't be heard. That I, would not be able to make a difference in the world.
And then there's the money factor which worries me a teeny bit about not being able to afford my own home and enough money to raise a family. I mean, I don't want to be 30 and living at home with my parents.
It would not be ideal for me to live the hermit life behind the computer screen in my parents' basement. Already, living at home and not being to get into residence is making me feel this way.
But maybe I should stop worrying, because I'm only 18 and there is much to come in my future. Instead, I should really study for French, and prepare for this presentation I have to do in front of high school students tomorrow.
And besides,perhaps if I can't get by with what I'm doing, maybe I can just marry a rich man. I mean, I'm charming right??
Just kidding.
Though one thing is for sure, I will try not to fit into the above stereotype of the poor little piggie who wants to be a journalist.
I used to hate Twitter. It was lame, stupid, pointless, and kind of stalkerish.
NOW, it's awesome! Want to know why?
It's because it's extremely helpful for a journalist to have one! Not only that, the love of my life also known as Patrick Chan retweeted me. OKAY, I'm not that creepy! I PROMISE!
Too bad he doesn't know who I am. OH WELL. Take it in though, his "Shirtless Patrick Chan!" video is linked to this one!!
