“Windows down. Wind whipping. Sun radiating. Radio roaring. Hair flitting.

Dunkin’ secured seat side. Lip gloss applied. Best friend banter.”

“Spring has come almost as quickly as my time here has gone…but I am especially grateful for my first New England winter.”

“Whether you call this time spring or mud season, it still means we are closer to summer! I am so excited. The warmer weather and sunlight feel like a huge weight is lifted off my shoulders and chest.”

“I present to you this absolute masterpiece: a collection of mindblowing haikus to represent my AmeriCorps term with the Lakes Region Conservation Corps.”

“I am incredibly grateful for the experiences I have had thus far serving with the Squam Lakes Association, and I am stoked to see what other skills and titles I will acquire by the end of my service term!”

“Every morning I wake up with the woods and the sun.”

“I could not focus on even being nervous to meet my new co-servers, because my Californian reptilian tendencies failed me at my attempt of  thermoregulation.”

“I’ve never been much of a public speaker, but leading these events with amiable crowds has really helped me feel comfortable giving presentations”

“Groundhog day is only a few weeks away and fingers crossed Punxsutawney Phil decides that there’s 6 more weeks of winter, because winter has hardly even started.”

“It’s never-ending: I’m cold, jacket on. I’m hot, jacket off. Oh, snap, it’s cold, jacket on. Repeat until I am off the trail.”