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So many changes in the past 6 months!

30 Thursday Oct 2014

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college, family, film, filmmaking, graduation, haunting on settlers way, hauntingonsettlersway, hauntingonsw, horror, horror series, horror show, job hunting, jobs, marriage, married, series, show, siblings, university, wedding, working, youtube, youtube series, youtube show

WOW it’s been a long time since I posted! Last time I made a post, I was in college and I was engaged. So guess what? (Like you have to, ha!) I’ve graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and have been married for almost 4 months! 🙂 The wedding was small and intimate, and it was beautiful. We had it at my husband’s uncle’s house. It was so sweet of them to do that for us.

Bride & groom 2 Bride & groom 8 Sweet

It’s been a great few months so far. My husband and I both are currently looking for our post-grad jobs. I’ve been taking a breather, you know to relax before I jump into the workforce. I didn’t want to go straight from hectic, stressful, study-filled days right into working, you know? I needed a break to breathe, enjoy the first few months of being married, and be with the family. But now I’m ready to get a job that I love with the degree that I love.

While I’ve been spending time with the family (specifically, my new brother Seba and sister Sofi), we decided to make a series on YouTube (easiest avenue right now). It’s called Haunting on Settlers Way.

HOSW promo

We started working on it in September and have shot enough episodes to make a trailer, which is up on our channel as of last night! The first episode will be up tomorrow. I’ll start uploading it around midnight tonight, since it’ll take a while. Sofi and Seba’s friends have been asking them non-stop when it’ll be up, so they’re all excited. And so are we!

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New beginnings await this summer!

10 Saturday May 2014

Posted by Chelle's Reflections in College, Life, Uncategorized

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classes, college graduation, engaged, engagement, finals, getting married, graduating college, graduation, new beginnings, new life, semester, starting our lives, university, wedding

The semester officially ended this week and I am so happy! I finally get to rest for the next few weeks until I take my last class next month. And then…graduation! I can apply for graduation on Monday! 🙂 I didn’t make the graded I’d hoped for in Finance, but I still did well and learned a lot, so I’m happy about that. I made A’s in everything else, though 🙂 It’s so crazy to me that I have one more class and just 3 more months until I’m a college graduate. But that’s not all the good news I have…

I’m engaged! My fiancé (love saying that!) talked to my dad yesterday about getting his blessing to marry me, and my dad was so happy and quick to say yes. Then he asked me to marry him a few hours after 🙂 So we’re getting a graduation and a wedding all in one summer! We’re so excited and happy to be starting our lives together soon. It still feels surreal…the reality of it hasn’t kicked in yet. We’re definitely already overwhelmed, though. It’ll be a busy and hectic, but fun, next few months 🙂

So yes that’s my update for right now, and my news 🙂 I’ll post again soon!

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Internship!

18 Friday Apr 2014

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7 cups of tea, adolescent psychology, business, business class, capstone, college, college graduation, criminology, emotional support, end of college, essays, field experience, finance, finance class, graduating, graduation, internship, mental support, papers, personal finance, personal money management, photography, photography class, photoshop, photoshopped pictures, psychology, research, research paper, spring semester, studying, summer classes, university, writing

It’s so hard to believe that this semester (MY LAST FULL TERM SEMESTER OF COLLEGE) is almost over. Just one more class in the summer and then I am done!! I never thought I would get there when I started college, yet here I am 4 years later and just a few weeks away from applying for graduation. It feels so surreal. I’m definitely ready to finish college and graduate, but I’m also scared. School is all I’ve known since I was 5 years old. I’ve been in school almost everyday for the past 17 years and that’s all about to change soon. I’m going to be in a different world than what I know and am comfortable with. Graduating and working in my field is going to require me to get out of my comfort zone, which I’ve never been good at…or comfortable with, obviously. But I need to. I don’t have a choice.

Fortunately, I’ve already started that. For the past year, I’ve been looking like crazy for any internships or jobs I can do in my field until I graduate, so that I’ll have at least some experience when I apply for post-graduation jobs. Even if it’s just a few months’ worth. After much searching, I finally found one!

I applied a couple weeks ago for an internship at 7 Cups of Tea, an organization that gives people emotional support when they’re going through hard times. It’s similar to a hotline, but not that extreme. I love it so far – and I’ve received all positive reviews from the people I’ve talked to, which is a really good feeling. Even though it can be tiring, depending on the conversations and how many hours you do this everyday, it’s really rewarding. I definitely picked the right major and the right internship. I’m proud of myself 🙂

I’m still doing well in my classes. My grades dropped a little bit due to the stress and the course load, but I brought them back up and could not be more relieved. Finance is a hard class! I originally thought about majoring in business, and boy am I glad I didn’t now. It’s difficult for me and it’s not my thing. What I do love about it, though, is how much I’m learning about personal money management (it covers everything you can think of in personal finances) before I move out on my own. It’s made me feel so much more calm and relaxed about how to handle money on my own and how things like credit, mortgages, premiums, etc. all work.

But the rest of my classes are going really well. Still loving Criminology. I’ll admit, though, it’s made me a tiny bit paranoid about my surroundings whenever I leave the house haha…not gonna lie – though it’s had same effect on others I know who took the class, so that makes me feel better 😛

Photography is still super fun and I’ve learned so much in Photoshop. I have to make movie posters for my next assignment, which is fun to work on. I’ll have to post them when I’m done 🙂 Here are the Photoshop pictures I’ve done so far that I like (you can make them bigger if you click on them):

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For Capstone (I love saying that!), I’m writing a 7-10 page research paper. The topic is sad, so I won’t bring that up, but it’s really interesting. Lastly, Adolescent Psychology is still, by far, one of the most interesting classes I’ve ever taken. So yes, I’m still loving this semester (except for finance) 🙂

Almost there!!

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Crazy new year so far

28 Tuesday Jan 2014

Posted by Chelle's Reflections in College, Uncategorized

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adolescent psychology, classes, climate, close-ups, college, criminology, finance, finance class, icicles, macro photography, photography, photography class, sleet, snow, university, weather, winter

This semester has been a little hectic so far. I know I’ve been a bit MIA, as some of my classes have hectic schedules and are a bit difficult. My finance class is very hard, much more than I expected it to be.  I have the first exam coming up this weekend, so I’m trying really hard to understand the material and the equations.

My Capstone class is fun and exciting. I can’t believe I’m already on the Capstone. College flew by! Hard to believe I’m almost done!

Criminology is great and fascinating, though I have a quiz every 5 days so I have to stay on top of it everyday. Adolescent Psychology is also fascinating. Usually, I’d be in that class right now, but there’s a freeze here so classes were cancelled.

And Photography is fun! I love it, as y’all probably already know 🙂 I’ve had to dab into photoshop and learn how to use that. It was pretty new to me. What I’m really looking forward to is learning how to do nighttime photography, which is coming up soon, so I’m excited 🙂

Speaking of photography, due to the freeze, I’ve been able to practice my photography using the icicles we experienced – which we only get to experience maybe every few years.  All the schools are closed, many workplaces are closed, government offices are closed, etc. It’s been quite a way to start off the new year!

These were from our deck and stairs:
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Our cars were frozen too:
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Those were taken during the freeze last Friday, but we experienced another one today. I have to say that I’ve loved this winter. It doesn’t usually get very cold here, so it’s been a nice cold winter 🙂

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Almost finished!

12 Thursday Dec 2013

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Tomorrow is my last day of classes for this semester. Couldn’t be happier to have a month to relax! I loved my classes this semester, but I need a breather. My anthropology class was really interesting. We learned about all the different ways to learn about cultures: religion, food, medicine, gender roles, etc. Every one of those is different for each culture, and it was fascinating to learn about. I really like anthropology; it’s a ton of work, but it’s fun 🙂

I liked statistics, though it wasn’t always easy. Some parts of it were pretty challenging, but it wasn’t as hard as I thought it’d be. Humanities was interesting as always. We read various plays and books, such as I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, A Doll’s House, Hamlet, On Liberty, and Communist Manifesto. I wrote 6 papers for that class, and it was fun since I love writing 🙂

My sociology final is tomorrow, so I’ll be studying for that today and tomorrow. It was a good class. I liked it, but sociology isn’t my strongpoint. So yes, a break is much needed. I’m looking forward to it…just 2 more days.

I also finished decorating my place 🙂 Here’s my Christmas tree (well, mini-tree compared to my parents’ tree):
My tree

And I have a little Christmas house as a decoration on my coffee table:
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And let’s not forget Frosty! 🙂
Frosty

I love Frosty. You can’t look at him and be sad. You just can’t. I mean seriously, look at that face.
Frosty's closeup

Of course, there are many more decorations than that. But…my beloved camera stopped working this week, so I couldn’t take any more pictures 😦 And the ones I did take weren’t that great because the camera was messing up. Hopefully, I’ll be able to get that fixed soon. So yes, my place is all decorated now. Wish I could have more pictures for y’all!

Anyway, I have a sociology final to study for, so I’m gonna get to that now. Have a great day, all! 🙂

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Favorite time of year is coming!

05 Saturday Oct 2013

Posted by Chelle's Reflections in College, Holidays!, Uncategorized

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Wow, it’s been 3 weeks since my last post! Five classes has been hectic and stressful, leaving little time to myself, but I’m doing well in them and I like them a lot. Yet, I’m still ready for a break! We still have 7 or 8 weeks until Thanksgiving break, so there’s a ways to go yet. But it’ll get here fast. Each semester seems to fly by even faster than the previous one. I mean I’m already in my last year of college and the first semester of it is a third of the way done, and it feels like it started yesterday! Crazy how time flies when you’re having fun 😛

So yes, time is flying by and lightning speed…light speed? I don’t know, they’re both fast 🙂 I’m so excited that it’s FINALLY October. October through December is my favorite time of year. Halloween and Christmas are my favorite holidays, and I can’t wait for them to get here.

I was talking with my boyfriend last night about what we’re going to do for Halloween this year. Last year, we went to his mom’s for a Halloween party for his little sister and little brother. Hmm…maybe we’ll go trick ‘r treating with them this time. I’ve never been trick ‘r treating before. I was never allowed to celebrate Halloween, but I never had anything against myself; so this year, I get to celebrate. I’m still trying to decide what I wanna be, in terms of a costume. It’ll be fun! 🙂

There’s also this fun activity of sorts called the October Challenge – or the October Horror Movie Challenge. The goal is to watch as many horror movies (that you’ve never seen before) as possible by Halloween, starting the first day of October. The minimum is 31. No maximum. I’m behind, but I’ll catch up. It’s fun! 🙂 If anyone is up to participating, let me know how it goes! I’ll probably be updating on my progress in the challenge myself 🙂

Also, I’ve been thinking about doing a meditation challenge, or starting a my own meditation practice. With a load of classes and working on top of that, I need a way to de-stress everyday. Admittedly, and ashamedly, I haven’t been keeping up with my yoga. But that changes this week! There’s always time to work it into the day somehow, even if we don’t feel like there is.  I’ve felt really tired and sluggish lately, and now I know why. So I will get back on that and hopefully see my stress levels decrease.

Anyway, I just wanted to update y’all and let y’all know why it’s been 3 weeks since my last post. I try not to let that happen, but sometimes my schedule leaves little time for anything else. But I will work on that. Time management 🙂 Talk to y’all later!

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Finished!!

11 Sunday Aug 2013

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break, college, exhausted, finals, good grades, neuroscience, relieved, rest, sociology, studying, summer, summer break, summer classes, summer school, tired, university

I am finally done with summer classes! I finished on Friday night. Took my neuroscience final on Thursday, which I aced! I couldn’t believe it. I was crying and laughing at the same time, I was so happy. Then I took my sociology final on Friday, which I also aced. So I finished out the summer with all A’s. So happy!! And relieved. My summer classes were all interesting, but they were so much work and reading; I don’t think my brain has fully recovered! 😛

So yes, I’m enjoying having a break for the next 2 weeks. I’m looking forward to my fall classes, it’s just going to be a ton of work. Anyway, I’m enjoying just relaxing for now 🙂 I’m excited to finally see some friends too. I have a couple girlfriends I haven’t seen in about a year because of school and work; it’s just been constant since last fall started. But we get to see each other soon and I’m excited.

I’m gonna go rest a bit more now and then I’ll post later 🙂

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Most interesting material in Neuroscience: Sleep!

06 Tuesday Aug 2013

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behavior, behavioral neuroscience, brain, brain and behavior, college, exams, final exams, finals, insomnia, melatonin, neuroscience, science, sleep, studying, university, zzzquil

I can’t believe it’s already the last week of summer classes! It went by really fast, as I knew it would! I have my two final exams this week, and boy is the work piled up for this week. This week’s material in neuroscience is interesting. It’s all about sleep – and of course, it made me sleepy! Power of suggestion I suppose 🙂 It was probably the most interesting unit in the course. Sleep is definitely a lot more complicated than I realized!

It really made me think about my own sleep, though. Mine is definitely out of whack, has been for years. My professor talked about different types of treatments for different sleep disorders, such as insomnia, as well as how to make sure to get a good night’s sleep, which he called sleep hygiene. I thought it was all really interesting. My sleep hygiene isn’t as good as it should be, but I doubt anyone’s is perfect.

For instance, it’s best to listen to one’s own body, meaning to go to sleep when one feels tired rather than pushing oneself to stay up til the early hours of the morning. Now, we’ve all stayed up late cramming and studying, or even just for fun. I used to pull all-nighters for the fun of it, especially at sleepovers when I was younger. But it’s not a good thing to do because it throws the body’s clock (or circadian rhythm) out of balance.

Another thing one shouldn’t do is use the bed for anything besides sleeping and sex. I use my bed for everything – it’s my desk, my dinner table (my actual table has so much stuff on it that I don’t even eat there), my lounging place, and so on. I’ve learned to get out more and be more active, which is part of the reason why I started doing yoga.

I used to have the hardest time figuring out why I was so tired all the time. While I did have other physiological reasons, probably the biggest reason was that I was in bed all the time. I used my bed for almost all activities. Even at friends’ houses when I was younger, I’d always just lounge there on the bed, never in the chairs or on the floor. As a result, my mind naturally started associating the bed with wakeful activities, leading to me having a hard time getting to sleep.

So the takeaway: only use your bed for sleeping and intimate activities – that is if you want to get to sleep with little difficulty!

Another tip my professor gave was to avoid caffeine, nicotine, and alcohol before bed – I’d say once it’s late afternoon, avoid those things. I love caffeine, I live off of caffeine, and I probably would go bonkers without it. It’s pretty common knowledge that caffeine wakes people up, but it also gives them jitters and tremors and can cause their hearts to pound or race, depending on how much they consume. I’ve cut down on caffeine, and I’ve felt better overall.

One tip my professor gave that I actually follow, which my body has loved me for, is to go to bed and wake up at the same time everyday – even on the weekends. I tend to go to bed around midnight because I just personally don’t feel the need to stay up until the next day – though I usually don’t actually fall asleep until around 1-2am, it takes me a while (but I’ll talk about that in a bit). I aim to get up between 8 and 9 every morning. Weekend or weekday. I hate sleeping until or after 10. I just feel lazy, personally, and I tend to feel like my day is halfway over. That may sound weird to some of you, but that’s just me. So yes, my body loves me for it. I have felt better as a result of doing this. (Now I just have to work on everything else!)

My professor also talked about not exercising once it’s evening, which is why I do my yoga usually between 3 and 4 – but sometimes we just can’t help but fit in exercise a bit later! It all depends on our own personal daily schedules, but it’s still best to try to work it in by the afternoon. Some like to do it in the morning to wake up easier, which I’ve done, and it works; but I’m not a morning person, so I wait until the afternoon, personally.

Napping is both good and bad. It shouldn’t be done in the evening and shouldn’t be more than a half hour on average. I never nap unless I’m sick, because it makes it harder to sleep at night. And for some reason, napping during the day makes me feel sick. I’ve found that if I get less than 8 hours, I wake up feeling groggy and sick, so napping definitely makes me that way; so I just avoid it altogether unless it’s really necessary or I’m sick.

Now, I stated earlier that it takes me a while to get to sleep. I found the content on insomnia interesting in this unit. I’m not sure if I fit it or not, but I know that I can’t get to sleep without something, unless I’m exhausted – and even then, it can be hard sometimes. I need 2 things to get to sleep: Zzzquil and a movie. I used melatonin for years, but I found out that it’s meant for short-term use, not long-term; so it quit working completely. Zzzquil usually knocks me out, which I’m so thankful for; otherwise, I wouldn’t get to sleep until probably 3 or 4am. I also need a movie playing (on my laptop, not my tv, that way it’s dark enough for me to sleep). I need it to keep my mind from wondering. I just lie there listening to it until I fall asleep. I know many people who can’t get to sleep with the tv on or a movie on, but it works for me. In fact, I can’t sleep without it.

So yes, I found this unit very interesting. I learned a lot, and a lot more than what I just talked about! And it made me think about my own sleeping habits. I would go on, but I don’t want to make this post too long. Anyway, I need to start the next unit now, so I’ll post later! 🙂

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Facebook no-no’s

19 Friday Jul 2013

Posted by Chelle's Reflections in Beliefs, Uncategorized

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behavioral science, biology, brain and behavior, college, drunk photos, facebook, internet, neuroscience, news feed, no-no's, psychology, ranting, regrets, school, science, selfies, sexy selfies, studying, summer school, things you'll regret later, university, venting

Well I said I’d post again in a little while…but with all my studying, it turned into “in a few days.” So I apologize about that. On a good note though, I took my first neuroscience exam and made an A! I’m so happy. I almost cried when I saw my grade. I’d never been so scared of an exam in my life. Neuroscience is hard; in fact, this is probably the hardest class I’ve ever taken. But I love it anyway. It’s super interesting to see how biology and psychology are so interconnected.

Anyway, on to what my post is about. I read an article on The Stir (a blog on CafeMom.com) today about things people should never post on Facebook, as most people would end up regretting it later. I agreed with every single one, and I can’t even count how many times I see people on my news feed posting the “no-no’s” on their profiles.

One of them was drunk photos, which is a given. The way I see it, no mature person would post a drunk photo on Facebook for everyone to see, especially if he or she is friends with co-workers and his or her children. I see it all the time, though most of them are from friends away at college who are really…enjoying it. I just don’t get the point. Another one is “super sexy selfies,” which to me is another given, but apparently not so much to others. I guess I’m just more conservative when it comes to how I dress and take photographs. I may just be weird, but I’d rather have only one person me in that way, and that’s the person I’m spending my life with. I don’t think photos of hangouts at the beach or the pool are bad, but when it comes to taking photographs in one’s underwear….just no. But, to each their own.

The main one that I agreed with that I see all the time, and bugs me, is venting and ranting about someone one is annoyed or angry with. I prefer confronting people in person, rather than talking badly about them on the Internet for all my friends and family to see. What’s the point? To me, it’s rude and unnecessary.

Now, I’m nowhere near perfect, I used to post negative statuses all the time when I was in high school and at the beginning of college; but I admit, I just wanted attention. It was stupid of me, and I’m sure others were annoyed with me. But I don’t do that anymore because I know no one cares or wants to see it in their feed. I just with others would think about that as well.

But hey, it’s their Facebook accounts, not mine.

Any others y’all can think of?

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Start of Summer 2

15 Monday Jul 2013

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Today marks week 2 of my July summer session, and the first week was crazy! My sociology book came in almost a week late, so I had to cram 4 chapters of reading, articles, and hours of audio lectures this weekend for last night’s exam. But I made a 100 on it! I’m so happy and relieved; it wasn’t near as hard as I thought it’d be. Since my book came in late and I had to cram, I only had time to make notes for the last chapter and the audio lectures, so I was worried about not remembering the first 3 chapters well, but I did! 🙂 So, I’m very thankful for that.

Neuroscience has been hectic as well. Three chapters of reading, plus hours of video/audio lectures as well – pretty much just as much as sociology. So, my brain feels very fried every night. But at least all of it is interesting. The neuroscience is a bit difficult to understand – biology and brain-related material has never been my strongpoint, but I’ll get it eventually. The first exam for this class is later this week, and we’re all nervous about it, but I’m sure I’ll do fine (but hopefully better than fine!).

Also, I finished my 30 Day Yoga Challenge this past week! It felt so good to finish that; it was the first time I’d ever finished one of those fitness-type challenges. I just feel better overall, in every way. So yes, I’m doing well 🙂 I’ll post again in a little while. I have another lecture to listen to!

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