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Pullman lifestyle

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From Cali, straight to recruitment... Bid day pic

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Sunrise

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From my drive home just over a month ago... Such a busy month at that, but still so great to be back at school

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#stanford

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Incredible movie posters at the Skywalker Ranch

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The beautiful church on Stanford's campus. I'm loving the San Francisco area.

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It's funny. When I was around the age of 5, my dad took me to go see Babe (the pig movie...). It was one of the first times I can recall being in a theatre, and there was a part in the movie where the stupid effing mice say something about the mean hag of a lady turning this poor piglet into bacon. Now at the time, I didn't know that bacon was from pigs. *Alarm goes off in brain* I stood up from my seat, turned to my dad and stated "This is a hateful movie." turned around, and walked out. My father, bless his heart, had to deal with the aftermath of explaining... The story is relevant I promise haha. I was petrified to go into movie theatres for a few years after that. "Too dark, too scary, too loud" whatever my excuse at the time was, I just didn't want a traumatizing discovery like that again. The movie that brought me back to feeling confortable in theatres was Toy Story 2. Incredible storytelling, I saw it in theatres about 7 times. Once even in Japanese (crazy, yeah ok...). Nonetheless, Toy Story and Pixar really remain close to my heart as they brought me back to love filmmaking and storytelling. :)

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A photo of the main building, which was designed primarily by Steve Jobs (RIP). Below is a commissary, gift shop, bathrooms, world famous cereal bar, and above are offices and boardrooms. The board rooms overlook the commissary, and there is a nice exhibit showcasing original artwork for development of the current release. Which in our case, is Brave!