Just wanted to let everyone know that I will be Manhattan-bound this fall. I have been admitted to the Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia. If anyone who may read this has any great ideas for living arrangements in the city that will accommodate both me and my 55lb standard poodle, I would love any tips I can get. I hope that the admission-decision-season is going well for everyone who applied and I wish everyone the best of luck.
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Wow Erin! Congratulations! That is so exciting. I’m excited for you, I can’t imagine how you feel. Maybe a little like when I got into med school. New York is going to be crazy! Way to go E!
I’m planning a trip out in mid-October, so you better be settled in by then…seriously.
One night we can do Broadway, the next night, we can cruise NYC bars and slam $10 beers until we pass out.
It’ll be totally cool!
Congrats of course.
you’re right Jon, that will be totally cool. I’ll look forward to your visit:)