julia
meet julia


Hi. I'm Julia.

I am, as I say in my bio, personally & professionally, a handful. Also? Rambunctious, indefatigable, sometimes simply obnoxious. But I mean well.
I pretty much like any conversation encompassing sociology, biology, psychology, philosophy, architecture, media, technology, feminism, personal growth and the absurd machinations between men & women otherwise known as "dating." Yeah. I said it. I'm into that shit.

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Yes, I'm really nice. No, I'm not faking it.

"The reason half the world feels lonely is because the other half is pretending to be perfect."

TRAVEL SCHEDULE 2008
Nov 22 - Nov 29: Chicago
Dec 7 - Dec 8: Boston
Dec 13 - Dec 16: LA
Dec 20 - Dec 28: Chicago
Dec 29 - Jan 5: New Years trip TBD (Tahoe?)
Jan 8 - Jan 11: Vegas for CES

A FEW NOTABLE ARTICLES / PRESS

mary

meghan

Dec 26 - 11:39am

Out to breakfast at the Pancake House with our old family friends, Mark & Kimberly Kirk. Mark is our Congressman (for the 10th district of Illinois) and my former boss - we’ve known him since before I was born. Kimberly was like my sister for years, and I was the maid of honor in their wedding. She’s incredible - attended the Naval Academy when there were only about 8 women in her class, then, after she finished her mandatory service in the Pentagon, she went to law school, graduating from Northwestern two years ago. She’s now a lawyer for a top government agency in DC, working on international issues. We used to spend so much time together - I miss them. It’s nice to see old friends (and hang out with people who are doing something OTHER than banking!!)

Out to breakfast at the Pancake House with our old family friends, Mark & Kimberly Kirk. Mark is our Congressman (for the 10th district of Illinois) and my former boss - we’ve known him since before I was born. Kimberly was like my sister for years, and I was the maid of honor in their wedding. She’s incredible - attended the Naval Academy when there were only about 8 women in her class, then, after she finished her mandatory service in the Pentagon, she went to law school, graduating from Northwestern two years ago. She’s now a lawyer for a top government agency in DC, working on international issues.

We used to spend so much time together - I miss them. It’s nice to see old friends (and hang out with people who are doing something OTHER than banking!!)