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The Adventures of 2015- Part 1: January-March

In an attempt to make my comeback in this space, I wanted to share a brief review of the great times I had in 2015. It was the best year of my life, full of new people and places, as well as some new struggles. The problem is, when I started collecting pictures to use I just couldn't stop. There were so many good memories! Therefore, this will only be part one of the grand adventures of 2015!

January

new years celebrations with the crew


February

it snowed!

 My Birthday!



You can't sit with us.

 March

Bachelorette Party

I have the greatest friends!



A Big Change

March was the start of a big change for me,
when a friend helped me land a job at 
a classy private golf club.
It was a crazy and exciting summer, 
full of fancy food and wealthy professionals,
plus quite a few chaotic nightmares 
and working way too many hours,
but there was a lot of 
fun and friendship in between.

Life is full of great adventures if you take a chance now and then.


You just have to ride the waves life sends you.


 Check back tomorrow for part two.

Until next time,
Angela Kelly



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