Peace, I'm out...
Hey,
I wanted to let everyone know that I have accepted a full-time job as chief photographer at a small daily paper a little north of Little Rock and will be moving away from Lawrence this week.
Who knows, I could be back in a month if I hate it. The one thing we can be sure of is that Amanda Kim will not be coming to visit me - I'm moving to a dry county, and I'm pretty sure they don't have too many army boys around.
I'm sure some sort of drinking will commemorate my departure, so if you're in the Lawrence area and interested, give me a call. (785-979-3293)
Courtney
I wanted to let everyone know that I have accepted a full-time job as chief photographer at a small daily paper a little north of Little Rock and will be moving away from Lawrence this week.
Who knows, I could be back in a month if I hate it. The one thing we can be sure of is that Amanda Kim will not be coming to visit me - I'm moving to a dry county, and I'm pretty sure they don't have too many army boys around.
I'm sure some sort of drinking will commemorate my departure, so if you're in the Lawrence area and interested, give me a call. (785-979-3293)
Courtney
posted by The University Daily Kansan at 2:18 PM
4 Comments:
Congratulations, Kuhlenator! I will come visit you if I need a break from my constant boozin' and Army boy chasing. A gal's gotta detox sometimes! When's the party? If Courtney gettin' the heck out of Dodge doesn't warrant some major drinkage, I don't know what does. I'll lend you some banjo music and my friend's Sam's Club card so you can acclimate yourself to The Natural State.
YEE HAW, AKS
P.S. Milk is the official state beverage.
P.P.S. The fiddle is the official state instrument. It was designated in 1985. Hee, hee! AKS
One of The Sun's sportos went to Ft. Smith, Ark., paper and he says its supernice because Wal-Mart virtually paid for everything. There's no real point to that comment, other then to wish Ms. Kuhlen good luck at her next job.
— Neil
Congrats Courtney!
Jobs are good. Jobs that pay are better. Hey, you can't knock Arkansas. It's an "ar" away from being Kansas. And Leah was born there, I think.
Maggie
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