Where has Heather Larson been?

So I haven’t touched the blog since “Home For The Holidays” was on CBS…and that’s an annual Christmas thing…so…there must be an explanation, right?  See, there’s this tiny thing called COLLEGE that I had to finish.  And I did.  Yesterday at approximately 11:57 am MST.

A soon-to-be Boston University graduate!

All that Boston University physics stuff is now evaporating from my brain like a puff of smoke.  Creative ideas are starting to come back to life!  So the blog is back, baby!  (Because you can’t say anything is back without putting a ‘baby’ at the end of it).

I will graduate from BU in May with a bachelor’s of liberal arts, or a BLS.  This means I owe a TON of money in student loans.  Want a kidney?  I still have two.

(Actually, I can’t donate any body parts so don’t get excited.  If you want to know why, visit my other blog about CJD.  It explains how it’s not my fault).

Allow me to re-introduce myself…

I plan to keep shamelessly plugging all other blogs and websites.  While I’m at it, check me out on Twitter @heatherlarson.  There’s also Facebook.com/heatherlarson.  If you want me to follow you back on twitter, send me an “@” reply.  If you want me to accept you on Facebook, please let me know you heard about me through one (or more) of my blogs, or from my work on the air at 98.7 The Peak.

I’m working on a new website that will put all info about me in a central place.  The web is a very splintered place with tons of blogs and social networking sites.  I’m certainly not the only Heather Larson out there, nor am I the only Heather Larson who happens to be a freelance writer.  I’ll post the website URL here when it’s launched, but basically, I want to start a central site where I can post information on what I’m up to.

CJD —  Creutzfeldt Jakob Disease

Yes, I’m all over the web regarding CJD and love to network with others who’ve lost a loved one to the disease.  I believe in strength in numbers like that.  So please get in touch and send me links to your own CJD sites.  It’s genetic in my family; my mother died of it in 2004 and my uncle died of it in 2008.

I’m still an entertainment news writer

There’s more to say, but I’m going to cut it short because I really want to watch District 9 before the Oscars come around.  I’m an entertainment news writer for Westwood One, so I keep up as much as I can on all things entertainment.  My main beat is CHR/Ac music news since those have been my chief radio formats over the past 12 years of broadcasting.

More to come…please check back soon or just add me to your RSS.

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