It all stemmed from one shoot! I had contacted a radio station in hopes of shooting with the morning show.
I honestly can track the beginnings of my career to this project. My project has taken on a life of its own and I feel that I just hung on and took the ride of my life. I've now traveled across the country twice and am on the verge of doing it again. I've met some amazing people from all over the country and seen more in the past year then I ever would have thought. I've made a few enemies and a few new friends. There were those who were there in the beginning but drifted over time. There were those who doubted me and those who supported me the whole time and those who secretly doubted me yet supported me anyway. I now have a chronicle of my life for an entire year. The finale, the end! I did it, I finished! I didn't miss one day or one blog. It still hasn't sunk in, but I just hit save on the 365th photo.
I never thought it would get so big! I never imagined it would become so much a part of my life that I actually may have separation anxiety. I shot a photo of me as I felt, Sick and nauseous, I wouldn't drink like that again for the whole year in fear of missing a day! I then went to party, got super drunk, woke up the next morning hung over to the point of sickness. I wrote a quick paragraph and posted it to the internet. For more information, contact Tulane men's tennis coach Robert Klein at 83.On January first 2011 I snapped a shot of my father in less than 10 minutes. The clinic is available for juniors and adults, it will be conducted by participating coaches and student-athletes, and the fee is $25. In addition, Tulane will host a silent auction and clinic at the Pebble Beach Country Club from 4-6 p.m. The tournament continues on Saturday with singles action slated to begin at 8:30 a.m. Glassmeyer earned a first-round bye in singles play, but after dropping the first set 6-1 and trailing A&M's Clifford 40-15 in first point of the second set, retired due to injury. Austin due to a bout with the flue, but she did come back to play doubles with sophomore Gracie Glassmeyer in the afternoon only to fall to Texas A&M's Tiffany Clifford and Seva Iwinski, 8-5. Rookie Hedvig Lofdahl was forced to default her match against Mary Harrison of Stephen F. True freshman Carina Bjornstrom earned a 7-5, 6-2 opening-round win over Arkansas-Little Rock's Laetitia Bourgeon, but fell to Kasia Jakowlew of Arizona in the second round, 6-4, 6-1. Austin's Gaby Gardeva 6-0, 6-2 in the opening round before sending Jordan McCombs of Lee College to the consolation round with a 6-0, 6-1 win in the afternoon.
2 overall seed, also had a bye in round one before downing Lauren Trapani of Trinity, 6-1, 6-0, to advance to the quarterfinals.Īrdies, meanwhile, posted a pair of victories on the day, defeating Stephen F. Kuehn, who enjoyed a first-round bye via the top seeding in the tournament, defeated Manuela Santos of Texas-Tyler, 6-3, 6-1, in her first action of the event. She's got an inflamed wrist and has to serve underhand, but makes up for it with a lot heart." 1 seed should, and I thought Joyce was particularly gritty. "But for the most part, we were able to overcome that, and I am very encouraged about our performance today. "We're kind of banged up as a group, between nagging injuries and some illnesses, and that makes it hard to play tennis," Tulane head coach David Schumacher said. The event continues throughout the weekend with the championship matches in singles and doubles slated for Sunday at 9 a.m. The Green Wave are co-hosting the event, along with Texas A&M, in an effort to raise funds for the Tulane Athletics Department. COLLEGE STATION, Texas - Senior Jenny Kuehn, junior Erika Valdes and freshman Joyce Ardies advanced to the quarterfinals as the Tulane University women's tennis team enjoyed a solid outing in day one of the Wells Fargo/Hurricane Katrina Fundraiser Tournament Friday at the Mitchell Tennis Center on the campus of Texas A&M University.
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