Zach and I recently flew to Seattle to attend a close friend’s wedding. From Seattle, we took a train to our colorful Airbnb in Centralia, Washington. Zach was a groomsman in the wedding and he walked the groom’s mother down the aisle. The experience was sweet and special. While in Centralia, Zach and I went […]
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The nature within Rock Creek Park is phenomenal, especially for those who live and access the park from urban areas within the D.C. metro. The trees are glorious and the bike and hiking paths are endless. Zach and I make the short trip to Rock Creek Park often. We can’t wait to explore the national […]
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Zach and I travelled to four very different cities during the last two months. First, we headed to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. We tried delicious fried fish at the Wharf. Freshly caught, it was fried right in front of us. We saw the beautiful city from up above on the Duquesne Incline, making sure to take plenty […]
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Dumbarton Oaks Gardens is a beautiful area in Washington, D.C. As one meanders through its gardens, people pose for photos trying to capture the luscious plant life in the background. Zach and I followed a route on the map provided to us. It led us around so that we could be sure to view all […]
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Springtime in Washington, D.C. is a perfect time to go biking in Rock Creek Park. Enjoy these pictures from my bike excursions with Zach around Foggy Bottoms and through Georgetown to the C&O Canal and Capital Crescent bike routes!
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During the time in March and April when Cherry Blossom trees are in full bloom, what’s better than looking at the trees at the National Arboretum? Located in Washington, D.C., the National Arboretum is always busy with avid joggers, nature-loving children, and happy couples. In addition to the koi fish ponds, statues, flowers, and trees, […]
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West Virginia is replete with beautiful nature and fascinating history. Zach and I drove across the verdant mountainous state to go skiing at Timberline while staying at a charming Elkins hotel. For wintertime, it was a warm day, but Timberline luckily was one of the few ski resorts that had remained open. I was given […]
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On the maternal side of Alexandra Keleti’s family, the women took a great interest in needlework. From Flemish lace to homemade clothes to beadwork, Alexandra Keleti grew up in a home filled with needlework art. One day, she received a small package in the mail. She tore it open to find a letter from her […]
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As I wrap up my Fall semester in the Masters of Accounting program at KU, I decided to help a few budding accountants learn about Accounting Theory. Today’s topic is investments. Investments Investments include debt investments and equity investments. The three types of debt investments are available-for-sale, trading, and held-to-maturity. Whether the investment can reach its full maturity value […]
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As an IMA Student Ambassador, Alexandra Keleti knows that passing the CMA exam leads to career growth. It shows companies that one is competent in the skills required to work in finance teams. As Keleti has taken several Managerial Accounting courses offered by the University of Kansas, she would like to impart some of her […]
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