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Caitlin
About Caitlin
rookzone was founded in 2011 with the desire to share a collection of various interests. Inspired by daydreams, experience, and curiosity, rookzone uses a one-stop approach to encourage readers to discover new things. rookzone offers an approachable catalog of adventure, enthusiasm, and indulgence.
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18 Jan 2013
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08 Mar 2012There’s no place like…Austin, TX. The city is complete with a local swimming hole (check out Barton Springs), finger lickin’ BBQ, an unlimited amount of talented musicians and interesting people. Not to mention the food trucks, impressive facial hair, and warm weather! Next week I’ll be in Austin for the...Archived in Fashion
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02 Mar 2012My experience working in a hospital contributes to my constant awareness that everyday lifestyle choices affect overall health. Of course, there are many medical conditions that are the result of genetic mutations and some people are born with congenital disorders (present from birth). However, it’s extremely evident that our bodies...Archived in Lifestyle
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17 Feb 2012I recently had the wonderful opportunity to speak with Martini, the lovely and talented blogger from Beyond Boston Chic. Since 2008, Martini has been showcasing Boston street style on her blog which has been featured in Vogue, UK, CNN and the Improper Bostonian. Martini’s fashion photography will soon be featured...Archived in Take 5
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17 Feb 2012featured image courtesy of Betty Wants In Experience Freedom from Betty Wants In on Vimeo. Incoming search terms: flying people in ny jumping freedom over 50 magazine...Archived in Discover
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17 Feb 2012This recipe is adapted from a lentil wrap recipe found in The Cooking With Trader Joe’s Cookbook. I added 2 of my favorite ingredients-goat cheese & balsamic vinegar for a tasty variation on the theme. It’s a healthy, filling meal that is sure to satisfy a big appetite. I used...Archived in Eat
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09 Feb 2012I recently came across Garnett Jewelry and was faced with a difficult decision-which one…ok..two…three?! pieces should I add to my collection? Geometric lines, earthy materials, and one-of-a-kind design animate the hand crafted collection by artist Aimee Munford. Aimee works out of her studio in Richmond, Virginia and sells locally in boutiques and online. In...Archived in Take 5
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09 Feb 2012Teetering on the edge of a nature preserve on the Suffolk Coast of England, the Balancing Barn is located near the most beautiful villages of Suffolk County. The Barn was designed by the dutch architecture firm, MVRDV. 50% of the Balancing Barn is in free space, with a glass floor...Archived in Design
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03 Feb 2012image courtesy of Lugaria The Grotta Palazzese Restaurant in a seaside cave on the coast of the Adriatic Sea in Polignano a Mare, Italy, is my date night daydream of the day. Although my date night tonight is more tapas & movie than Roman Holiday, I’m excited it’s the weekend. TGIF! image...Archived in Daydream
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03 Feb 2012
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Hi Chad. It's funny you ask about living in Boston and taking the courses online. I actually haven't stepped foot on the BU campus! I went to Northeastern for my undergrad and lived in the BU area but the closest I've been to checking out their academic buildings is the BU Agganis arena for a hockey game. I should really make it a point to see the campus sometime now that I've gotten over the BU/NU rivalry. You should definitely visit Boston sometime soon. One of the great things about the city is its small size. You can definitely fit a lot in during a weekend visit. I'd recommend checking out Fenway, the seaport district and the area around the Boston Common (Newbury St) to start. Next time you come, I can recommend some other hidden gems in the Cambridge, Somerville, Newton area. It's a great place to visit-enjoy!AD 648 Blog Intro
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Thanks, Jennifer. I'm glad to see another margarita lover in the class! Papagayo and The Painted Burro are my current favorites but a winner hasn't been named yet. It's my excuse to keep trying more margaritas! ;) Have you been to the Border Cafe in Harvard Square? Another great margarita and good Mexican food as well. A little loud on the weekends, but worth a stop! I look forward to seeing what new tasty treats and craft ideas you post on your blog!AD 648 Blog Intro
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Thanks, Chris. Check back soon-I just made a pulled pork recipe in my slow cooker today and if you like BBQ this is the recipe for you! I look forward to working with you as well.AD 648 Blog Intro
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Thanks for the comments, Trishna. I hope to start posting again more frequently and I'm glad to hear you'd be interested in reading! I'm enjoying my project management program so far. This is my 7th course in the program and I'm particularly looking forward to it. It seems that you have a lot of previous experience with many of the topics in Ecommerce! I look forward to learning from you along the way.AD 648 Blog Intro
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Hi Mannie, Yes, I do currently have it set up so that a name and email are required to submit a comment. Thank you for resubmitting your note and I apologize for the trouble! I enjoy the margaritas at Papagayo and The Painted Burro. On the rocks, with salt :)AD 648 Blog Intro