About Me
- Karen
- Denver, Colorado
- Its about time I update my blog. I'm the type of person who insists on havng a good time. Almost to a fault. I enjoy quiet time with my husband and would really like a dog but realize we dont have time to take care of one. We love adventures. I love the thought of being finshed with a great big hike or bike or run. That feeling of accomplishment - of seeing a new place or the view from the top of one of the highest mountains in the state. I hate the thought of that first step or peddle. I love my husband and our families. I am so blessed. I'm terrified of losing my parents someday. My circle of friends grows larger and stronger every day and I cant fathom how lucky I am in this life.
2.05.2008
Breathe
Slow down, breathe, and remember that tomorrow will come and one day in the very near future this will all be less than a memory.
I've got a busy busy february. I'm overwhelmed with school work and more than that, I'm needing to pick a Capstone Advisor so that I can apply for and finish my Capstone and graduate this summer!!!!!!!!
I really want to create an environmental compliance program for a hypothetical gas company. But isn't that a little irrelevant when so many companies already have compliance programs (whether successful or not)?
Another topic is comparing why some companies' compliance programs are successful while others flounder... however that means interviewing companies and trying to determine what is successful...
The last topic I have in mind is on the same line -- what makes ISO 14001 certification successful for some companies while it is not for others.
I should really be doing something meaningful and gives me warm fuzzies, like analyzing the harvesting practices of the Amazon Rainforest. Sort of cliche in my field though.
It's tough to pick and define a topic which is meaningful, yet useful to a consultant and/or industry. You'd think 2.5 years of grad school would have prepared me for this moment. Instead I've been going through the motions for the last 6 months+ and it's biting me in the ass.
I'm ready for summer! When we first moved here we thought it was some sort of tropical pardise! The last two years have been ridiculous! Still beautiful though.
I've got a busy busy february. I'm overwhelmed with school work and more than that, I'm needing to pick a Capstone Advisor so that I can apply for and finish my Capstone and graduate this summer!!!!!!!!
I really want to create an environmental compliance program for a hypothetical gas company. But isn't that a little irrelevant when so many companies already have compliance programs (whether successful or not)?
Another topic is comparing why some companies' compliance programs are successful while others flounder... however that means interviewing companies and trying to determine what is successful...
The last topic I have in mind is on the same line -- what makes ISO 14001 certification successful for some companies while it is not for others.
I should really be doing something meaningful and gives me warm fuzzies, like analyzing the harvesting practices of the Amazon Rainforest. Sort of cliche in my field though.
It's tough to pick and define a topic which is meaningful, yet useful to a consultant and/or industry. You'd think 2.5 years of grad school would have prepared me for this moment. Instead I've been going through the motions for the last 6 months+ and it's biting me in the ass.
I'm ready for summer! When we first moved here we thought it was some sort of tropical pardise! The last two years have been ridiculous! Still beautiful though.

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