Done

On Saturday, the Thomas Jefferson Program in Public Policy at the College of William and Mary, class of 2008, graduated. I am one of the very few who will not be putting my master of public policy degree to immediate use, but I will no doubt one day benefit from having it on my resume. I'm excited about being done and about what's to come, but I'm also going to be sad once it really hits me that it's all over and that I won't be seeing the people I've seen regularly over the last two years any more. I haven't kept it a secret that this program wasn't for me, but I always really liked the people and will definitely miss them all.



On the bright side, I got an iPod for graduation from my parents and I am in love with it. It replaces my old Creative Zen mp3 player which did its job for two and a half years and is now retired. I spent two days getting all of my music off of the Creative Zen onto my computer and then onto my iPod. I also learned a valuable lesson: iTunes is a dangerous place. I was there for no more than 4 minutes and downloaded 42 songs. They just make it so easy. That being said, I am also in love with iTunes. They have everything.