 Our cohort met for the first time in August 2010.  We created a contact list for all members of the cohort.  This was my silly picture!  Behind this goofy smile was lots of nervous energy.  I had waited an extra year to begin this program, so I was overly anxious about doing my best.
Our cohort met for the first time in August 2010.  We created a contact list for all members of the cohort.  This was my silly picture!  Behind this goofy smile was lots of nervous energy.  I had waited an extra year to begin this program, so I was overly anxious about doing my best.
The Journey Begins
Monday, November 15, 2010
 Our cohort met for the first time in August 2010.  We created a contact list for all members of the cohort.  This was my silly picture!  Behind this goofy smile was lots of nervous energy.  I had waited an extra year to begin this program, so I was overly anxious about doing my best.
Our cohort met for the first time in August 2010.  We created a contact list for all members of the cohort.  This was my silly picture!  Behind this goofy smile was lots of nervous energy.  I had waited an extra year to begin this program, so I was overly anxious about doing my best.
My Biggest Fan
Thursday, November 11, 2010
 This first post is in memory and honor of my late grandfather Kyle L.  Riddle.  He always encouraged me to pursue post-graduate opportunities,  so it is with him in mind and in my heart that I am pursing a second  master's degree in educational technology at the University of Hawaii.   While I was working on my first master's degree at Texas A&M, he  wrote me a letter that I still look at often.  An excerpt from that  letter follows.
This first post is in memory and honor of my late grandfather Kyle L.  Riddle.  He always encouraged me to pursue post-graduate opportunities,  so it is with him in mind and in my heart that I am pursing a second  master's degree in educational technology at the University of Hawaii.   While I was working on my first master's degree at Texas A&M, he  wrote me a letter that I still look at often.  An excerpt from that  letter follows.15 August 06
I am delighted that you are still pursuing your "MASTER'S" degree. Please carry on this pursuit. You have always been a "HIGH-LIGHT" to your old grandad. Please keep it up. --Dada
I know he is with me on this journey smiling and yelling, "Hooray!"
Dada, I miss you a million light years away.
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