“San Diego must be heaven-on-earth” – Alonzo Horton Well friends, here is my shamelessly biased take on San Diego. Of course there is much more to love about this city, but these are 10 places I think I’ll miss most. Beaches There’s no substitute for a warm sunny beach. Whether you enjoy actually getting in the … More San Diego: 10 Favorite Places & Spaces
When Andrew and I found our first apartment, we knew it would be temporary. We signed a year lease, but figured we’d probably have to move to the UK before it ended. So we moved our mismatched furniture from our college years into the brand new apartment, and tried to piece together a home without … More Apartment Living
On September 30, 2013, the new building for the San Diego Central Library opened to the public. The nine foot structure cost $184.9 million, but was completed free of debt. Deborah Barrow, the San Diego Public Library (SDPL) director, credited this accomplishment to the supportive community and city council. In addition to a new building, … More The San Diego Public Library – Historical Summary
Andrew and I are excited to officially announce that we will be moving to the UK in April 2015! Andrew has accepted a transfer to his company’s UK office located in Basildon. He will continue working as a software engineer while I finish up my Master’s. We’ll probably settle near Loughton. We are eager to … More The Big Move
With graduation rapidly approaching, it is only fitting for my first post to be a tribute to the wonderful university that I’ve also called home for the past three years. Point Loma Nazarene University boasts not only of its academic excellence, close-knit community, and religious heritage; it also has one of the most beautiful campuses … More History of PLNU’s campus
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