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Hi everyone! I write to you today as a new woman.

Last week was a doozy. On Friday, I presented my thesis and graduated with my Master’s in Public Health.

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Time to celebrate.

I’ve completely finished my Dietetic Internship (9 months of working in a public health department/hospital/corporate wellness at Nike), received my Verification Statement, graduated with a Master’s, and can sit for the RD (Registered Dietitian) exam.

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Grad school – I loved you and all, but I am so relieved to finally be a normal human being again. So long, academia.

What a ride it’s been – 28 long and challenging, sleep-deprived months through UNC’s Coordinated Program.

My cohort is pretty much amazing and full of all-stars.

I can’t wait to see where each person ends up and how he/she changes the world in nutrition and public health.

Thank you for the memories, UNC! I also can’t thank my family and husband enough for all of their support and understanding. And all of you who have reached out with comments, texts, messages, calls, etc. – THANK YOU, you have no idea how much I appreciate that!

And, you just can’t leave Chapel Hill without a stop at Merritt’s for their famous BLT’s. Seriously, these sandwiches are legit! 

After traveling back and unpacking, the rest of the weekend was quite relaxing. The weather was gorgeous here – 75 degrees in December! I took advantage with some long runs.  

We also cleaned out the garage, slept in, addressed sooo many Christmas cards, and cooked some yummies.

On Sunday, I made this quinoa brittle, which turned out fantastic. I subbed peanuts for the pecans since I’m allergic.

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I hope you all had a wonderful weekend, and for those of you in finals, good luck! You are almost there! Now it’s time to study for the RD exam.

What was the highlight of your weekend?