The end of one adventure begins another

After I completed my study abroad experience in the spring of 2009, it was the end of the road for "Notes from London." It would have been quite a misnomer if I was writing "Notes from London" that were in fact being written in Hamilton, NY, as I finished up my senior year! Nevertheless, this blog remains as an online record of the incredible experiences I had during my time abroad. Regardless of how or why you have navigated to this blog, I invite you to explore my posts, make comments, and ask questions. I may no longer be in London posting, but I am still online, and I certainly haven't forgotten my experiences yet. I never will. I'd love to help out if you are also thinking of studying abroad and are grappling with any issues or decisions.

As I write this particular post I have not only completed my study abroad experience, but also my undergraduate study! I graduated almost exactly three months ago in May, 2010. That, of course, marked the end of my collegiate adventure, and the beginning of my "adult life." It seems weird to think of it in those terms when I can still remember some of the individual gifts I received at my eighth birthday party!

Nevertheless, I am now out on my next adventure in the real world, looking for jobs, paying rent, and all those fun things. If anybody is particularly interested in keeping track of me beyond this blog, I can offer you a few options. For starters, there is my personal resume website (http://www.jasonbk.com). It is something I put together to help in my job search. It's a little dry, but it certainly has all the facts, and you'll also be able to find my professional writing samples there! Of course, in today's world, there are always social media options for keeping in touch as well:




I tend to keep my Facebook profile confined to my close circle of friends, so if you fall into that category and want to connect on Facebook, I should be easy enough to find!

It is certainly late to finally be wrapping things up with this blog, but better late than never, right? Thank you to everyone who followed me, and good luck in all your endeavors.