I hope you like sob stories. I am equally as sad to leave my team at CBS as I am happy to have a comfortable bed, fast wifi, and my dogs in my life again. This summer was one for the books, and this was arguably the best job I've ever had, but now I have to leave, and to be honest, I'm conflicted.

I know what you're thinking, and no, I didn't forget to post a blog last week. I was waiting on a few things to happen (in order to include them in the blog) and they kept being delayed, and so now this is a week late. That does mean, however, that this particular blog is going to be a lot. Like, a whole lot.

I lied. But ya know what I didn't do? I didn't take pictures! I completely forgot about taking pictures! Hooray! I took some, only a few, once I realized that I hadn't even been using my camera for anything this week. But lets cut to the chase! Monday! I worked. Quite a bit. Tuesday! I worked. Quite a bit. Wednesday! I worked. 4

This week was an easy week. While there were significantly less dogs in the office to spend my entire day getting paid to pet, we did have the 4th of July off work entirely, so this week felt strange the entire way through. Tuesday felt like Friday. Thursday felt like Monday, and then Friday felt even weirder. But here I am! Saturday night, sitting

This week marks 1 month since I've been in San Francisco. On Monday, it will be 1 month since I started at CBS. In the last month, I have walked up more inclines than I ever have in my life, I've learned to maneuver through one of the (relatively) smallest big-cities on the planet, I've witnessed a seagull eating a woman's sandwich whole, I've

Just kidding. No, I'm not fired, but yes, I am still wondering how I'm going to fit everything in my suitcase in August. I'm STILL getting things (read as: one E3 shirt) but man, I've been out of room since I even packed it the first time. But, as someone who had never traveled before, I was unfortunately very dumb and did not

Okay, so, you probably know the drill now. One more week down, 8 weeks left on the other side of the country. I love my coworkers. I love my supervisor. I love everyone in the Games department. I love the Games department in general. I love dogs. But I use this blog as a way to summarize my week, so I'll get to that

Here we are, end of week 1 in San Francisco. I'm no longer dying from sunburn, the blisters on my feet have healed, and my calves are slowly adjusting to life where every. single. street. is at a 90 degree incline. But anyway, I started at CBSi on Monday, so you're probably mostly here for the pictures at the bottom of this page. Well,