30 minutes. The amount of time it took me to make my way into this world once my parents arrived at the hospital. It's been full steam ahead ever since. My childhood and teen years were spent dashing from one activity to another; softball, gymnastics (let me tell you, some gangly kids never quite find that grace and fluidity gymnasts are known for), orchestra, choir, clubs, and yes even one attempted cheerleading class (never make me do that again!). College arrived in a flash and seeing no reason to change, I chose the major the somehow managed to cram more crap into every waking moment, and many sleepless ones, then I had accomplished in all my earlier years combined, architecture. If that wasn't enough, I joined the University orchestra and for a brief moment pondered adding a math minor. I mean, why not!
Post college arrived and I geared up for 5,600 internship hours and 9 (things changed and now it's 7) architectural registration exams. I set my goal at 3 years to accomplish the needed hours and 1 year for exams. Life must have decided to slow down a bit because 3 years past that goal, I might actually have it completed. Oh, but I did have to throw in the added challenge of becoming a LEED Accredited Professional during that time. Guess I can't just focus on one thing at a time.
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