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Author Archives: Melissa @ HerGreenLife
A new chapter . . . and back to the car
I finished my final semester of dietetics coursework (and bike commuting to campus) in early May, and I am now one week away from working full-time outside the home for the first time in SIX years. Six. Years. August 1, … Continue reading
Final semester
It’s hard to believe that I started the journey to becoming a registered dietitian just two-and-a-half years ago. And what a journey it’s been! 2015 — Fall Semester After I decided to go back to school, but before classes start, … Continue reading
#LoveYourLeftovers
I blinked and it’s no longer summer! In fact, we’re almost halfway through November, which means I am one month away from finishing semester five (of six) on my journey to becoming a registered dietitian. It’s nice to see the … Continue reading
Summer fun[k]
That ride kicked off my summer, and the weeks since have flown by, with both highs and lows along the way. Continue reading
When your cart is bigger than your bike
Wherein I drop the fully (over?) loaded bike . . . . Continue reading