Meet the Blogger
My thesis was on the benefits of nature and recreation, which has become a central theme in my life. After working at camp for six summers (two in Wisconsin at a day camp and four in Utah at an overnight camp), I made the leap to start working for Girl Scouts full time in 2018, shortly after graduation. I work in program, doing lots of things from STEM to outdoors to cookies. There are highs and lows, but overall I enjoy my work and it's satisfying.
In addition to random ramblings, book reviews, and food posts, you may notice a lot of childhood cancer posts on this blog. When I was in middle school, my younger brother was diagnosed with Aveloar Rhabdomyosarcoma, a rare and aggressive soft tissue tumor in his sinus. It was because of this that my ultimate goal with medical school was to study and treat childhood cancer. And, who knows, maybe some day I will. He's currently a long term survivor and also went into the biosciences.
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