Friday, December 31, 2010
End of 2010
When I think back to the year 2010, a lot has been accomplished. When midnight struck, I had the best new years by starting it off with people that I loved. I had no idea that in the year of 2010, I would graduate from college. That realization came at the end of March 2010. Though my last quarters in college were academically difficult, I tried my hardest to make the most out of it. Having turned at the ripe age of 21 in the beginning of January, it was my time to go out and live that life. I tried going out with as little free time as I had, even though that was barely anything.
Realizing that I would soon start another life after college, I made sure I kept the friends I found valuable in my college life. I have met so many diverse people during my 3 years at UCI, but it really takes an effort to keep a friendship going. That was probably one of my hardest realizations when I moved back home in June. Orange County seemed like a lifetime away; I was too lazy to drive there, too lazy to hit people up.
Having I would think an impressive variety of accomplishment on my resume, I thought it was be easy to find a job right when I graduated in media. Here I go, applying to numerous positions on various websites, and still no answer. My big break in my self esteem came when I got the intern position at the local television station KTLA. Here was my dream-to work in the entertainment department for a well known station. Though the hours were not inviting, I committed over 3 months to my internships where I learned how to help produce the Morning News Show that airs everyday. On the way I met great people and even celebrities.
Even though the job market is very difficult at the time, I managed to find a part-time job for a mortgage company in Santa Monica. At the time where I also had my internship, it provided the strenuous yet right balance between my dream internship and a job where I can make some pretty good money on the side-->I can't complain.
On this New Year's Eve, I am reflecting on how crazy this year has been with all my accomplishments, relationships, and rollercoaster moments. Many times I have felt alone, and at a crossroads, but I've made it through yet another year. 2011 is about to arrive, and I'm still wondering what I'm meant to do with my life. Being out of college for 6 months now, I have no idea what direction my life is going though I do know where I want to be...and that is EVERYWHERE!!! I have a feeling that 2011 is about to be another great year. HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE!!!
You Just Do You, Imma Do Me
Camille
Thursday, December 30, 2010
Zara Phillips's Diamond And Platinum Engagement Ring
Eldest granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip,29 years-old Zara Anne Elizabeth Phillips, MBE, get diamond and platinum ring from her rugby player boyfriend Mike Tindal. The couples will be marry on 2011 of royal weddings.
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Leann Rimes Engagement Ring
The country singer Leann Rimes 28 year-old get diamond engagement ring from actor 37 year-old Eddie Cibrian.
Monday, December 27, 2010
New Engagement Ring Britney Spears
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Crystal Engagement Ring Crystal Harris From Hugh Hefner
Hugh Hefner 84-year-old Playboy founder, got engaged to his girlfriend 24 years old, Crystal Harris with crystal engagement ring.
Saturday, December 25, 2010
Lena Fujii Showing Her Gold Ring
6 Most Celebrity Engagement Ring 2010
5 most celebrity engagement ring 2010:
Kate Middleton engagement ring from Prince William
Jennifer Aniston from Brad Pitt
Katie Holmes from Tom Cruise
Mariah Carey from Nick Cannon
Katherine Heigl from Josh Kelley
Kate Middleton engagement ring from Prince William
Jennifer Aniston from Brad Pitt
Katie Holmes from Tom Cruise
Mariah Carey from Nick Cannon
Katherine Heigl from Josh Kelley
Jessica Simpson from Nick Lachey
10K Tree Branch Diamond Engagement Ring
Thursday, December 23, 2010
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Monday, December 20, 2010
Unique Butterfly Rings Mariah Carey
Unique butterfly rings Mariah Carey
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Antique Tassel Drop Cocktail Ring
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Friday, December 17, 2010
$80,000 Candice Crawford's Engagement Rings
Miss Missouri USA 2008, Candice Crawford get 4-carat center diamond set with a split platinum shank and micro pave diamonds engagement rings from Dallas Cowboy Tony Romo with price $80,000.
Thursday, December 16, 2010
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Jennifer Zeuner in Gold Vermeil Rings
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Sunday, December 12, 2010
18 K Gold Star Rings For Christmas
Monday, December 6, 2010
Replica Engagement Rings Kate Middleton
Replica engagement rings Kate Middleton with 7/8 carat sapphire & diamond 14K yellow & white gold ring.
Friday, December 3, 2010
The Life of a Female Journalist
Interning at KTLA, I have further realized how much I want to be a reporter. I love the whole newsroom vibe, and how friendly of an environment it is with everyone sharing the same place, saying hi to one another.
About a month ago, KTLA reporter/anchor Wendy Burch is currently doing a package on what she's missing in her life: http://blogs.ktla.com/wendyburch/2010/11/when-its-cold-wet-or-snowy-how-do-you-stay-fashionable.html
Not only did seeing this alarm my supervisors who were in their 30's, but somehow it struck me as well. Though I am 21, and still very young to even be thinking about marriage, let alone children, I think to where I want my life to be at at certain points in my life and getting married AND having children is definitely some place in the future.
I'm starting to realize the hard lifestyle that accompanies any reporter, but women seem to go through the most suffering. Out of everyone who tries to pursue a career in journalism, only a few make it. I know the chances are pretty slim, but sometimes you got to try and put yourself out there and I know not a lot of people are comfortable with that. Growing up as an only child, my whole family is basically my parents, and maybe that's how I'm comfortable with being alone. Ideally I wouldn't want to move to a small town and be a reporter, but if the opportunity presents itself, then I might just have to. And from what I know, the constant moving never ends there.
Moving around so much is not good for a woman's love life. Sure you meet guys here and there and date a few guys, who knows. But I believe there comes a time in almost every woman's life when we realize that we want to settle down and have a family. Sure that doesn't always follow that order, but the two go hand in hand. Many independent women such as myself feel that with success, a man isn't necessary to complete our lives, and family. But I feel that despite all the material things we may have in our lives, nothing can ever take the place of having your own family.
Life of a reporter gets really lonely at times. Hopefully it's not too late, when you finally get settled in your career location to start a family of your own. So should a woman always have a man in her life that she wants to marry? Or should she just live a life where her career comes first, and where she works really hard at it that nothing or no one would get in the way of it? It's typical for men to do the same, and they're not affected, but for women it's different because there's a time frame where women are able to have babies, that doesn't last forever! We all want our babies to be healthy, and to ultimately not bring complications to them or even us!
Yes I know I am too young to look into possible options for having my own family, but what is suggested for women aged in their late 20s is to start a good relationship with your gynocologist. Although it's becoming more common for women to get pregnant before getting married, sometimes not even marrying their baby's father, ideally it would be nice to have both.
One of life's greatest joys is having a family, especially the ability to have a baby that we can call our own and share our DNA. Of course the perseverance to create a successful career for ourselves is important, but in the back of all women's minds who essentially want to have a family of their own, women always have to plan for that part in her life as well.
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
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