This blog is about a week old now, and I truly appreciate all of the support you have shown me. Whether you're a nurse or not, I hope I have provided you with content that you enjoy reading. This is just the start of an exciting journey for me, and I hope that you all will continue to follow along. Please remember, I am open to comments, concerns, or whatever else you'd like to share with me! I'm happy to read anything from any of you.
Because I have been simply posting anonymously (although this is linked to my google account, you don't know much about me!), I figured I'd dedicate this post to share with you some personal details. If anyone I know outside of the blog-world is reading this, now you know it's me!
First, my name is Kelsey. I am twenty-three years old. I think everyone already knew that.
I live in Ohio, but I went to nursing school in Pennsylvania.
I am the oldest of three kids... I have a younger sister (20), and a younger brother (15).
I recently moved back in with my parents, and I am currently redecorating the bedroom that I share with my sister! She is away at school, though, so for now it is all mine.
I have a boyfriend named Alex. He is into urban agriculture. Check out his blog (http://alexlipinsky.com/) if you're into growing your own food, or entrepreneurship in general!
My favorite word is serendipity, both because of the meaning as well as the way it looks when you write it out on paper.
I spend a good amount of time watching other people's lives on YouTube.. my favorites are the Shaytards and It'sJudy'sLife.
I try to never be without my nails painted... if it is required, it drives me crazy. I hate my bare nails.
My friends from high school are still my best friends. Even though we are all off doing our own things, we are still able to get together whenever possible.
I chose to have a random roommate my freshman year of college, and she is currently one of my best friends. We were roommates for all four years of nursing school, and I wouldn't have been able to get through it without her.
Finally, hospice nurses and pancreatic cancer sparked my passion for nursing. I will fill you guys in on that full story someday in another post. It was a painful experience that stuck with me throughout middle school, high school and college, but it also serves as a constant reminder of why I do what I do.
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| Little Kelsey. Love the glasses. |
Kelsey
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