Life Up Till Now

I really haven't visited Blogger much in the past few years or so. I think MySpace took over and now Facebook seems to be the place to be. For a while I was blogging at a nice little site called Multiply, but I have since moved on from there.
I'm still living in Central Ohio... in beautiful Grandview Heights. We're located about 2 miles out of Columbus' downtown area. I'm currently sharing a very spacious townhome with another room mate, Ben. It's a fairly cooperative living situation, as he spends much of the year away from home, working sound on cruise ships and as a music teacher at a Jewish summer camp in rural PA. Thus, I get the place to myself for the most part.
I am again working for Chase Bank in mortgage servicing. As an account supervisor, I work with heated borrowers to resolve escalated issues and serve as a team lead for my department. It's been quite the learning experience, but I definitely have a front row seat to the issues that have been going on in the mortgage industry. It can be very heartbreaking sometimes but rewarding all the same. Plus, the pay is quite nice.
Other than that, not much going on in my life. I have dated here and there but not settled down for another long term relationship after Jennifer and I split up. I figure I am meant to be single for a reason.
That's it for now. Peace out.

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