RU reading my journal?

I rocked the career services Q&A. I was asked more questions individually than any other panelist, and my prepared 15 minutes was the most organized, despite some re-shuffling of topics mid-speech. And I was the only panelist to consistently get laughs. (Is it cheating that some of my jokes were scripted?) It was so much more fun than I thought it would be, and I got to share my wisdom with the eager youth of America! Hurrah! Plus, it was totally like being a celebrity. I got a microphone and a bottle of water and mints and a little sign with my name on it!

It's funny, no matter how many times I successfully give a speech, or answer questions, or meet people, I don't think of myself as someone who is particularly good at those things. I'm always a little bit surprised. But maybe I should re-think the whole "go into nursing at 35" thing and go into career counseling or social work instead.

Being on College Ave was so bizarre, though. They were selling Pepsi!