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COVID-19 Update
In these challenging times, we’re committed to doing our part to make lives better and flatten the curve. Please read how we’re responding to the…
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A look back at 2019
Happy new year, everyone! As we look forward to the start of a new year – and a new decade! – it’s a great time…
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A look back at 2018
Happy New Year! 2019 looks to be a busy year and as we move forward, it’s worthwhile to look back at the highlights from 2018….
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Engineers Without Borders – Bolivia
As many of you are aware, I recently traveled to Bolivia to participate in a humanitarian mission with the University of Tulsa student chapter of…
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2017 was one for the books.
As we enter into 2018, I’d like to reflect back on some our accomplishments of the past year. We started 2017 by welcoming two new…
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Mixed Reviews
Having taken an embarrassingly long – decade, perhaps? – break from reading books of my choosing for pleasure’s sake rather than a grade or knowledge acquisition, I…
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Time Changes Everything
The headquarters of Wallace Engineering is located in the Brady Arts District, where among other things, a couple of historic music venues – the Brady…
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Rock Climbing: A Route Through the Mind of An Engineer
Rock Climbing Like many people, I was a bit apprehensive before I started rock climbing. I am not, however, afraid of heights; no, it’s the…
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It Takes A Village
On November 28th 2016 at 12:15 PM, my husband and I welcomed our first child, our son, Colm Francis Egan into our lives. I was…
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An Insanely Fun Time
“It was fun getting to hang out with co-workers in a different setting. I enjoyed seeing everyone laughing, having fun, and cheering each other on.”…
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THANKFUL
Hard works pays off in a number of ways. Recently I had the honor of becoming a Principal at Wallace Engineering. An honor I don’t…
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AWESOMENESS
A few weeks ago my husband, Joe, and I spent our Valentine’s Day at a half marathon in Birmingham, Alabama. Don’t worry…we were definitely not…
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Leap Year
When I was a fourth-grade student at Garfield Elementary in Lawton, Oklahoma, one of my classmates used to tell me she was older than her…
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Planned Unplannedness
Late last spring my beautiful wife and I celebrated our 10th wedding anniversary with a vacation to the almost equally beautiful country of Costa Rica….
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A Day of Thanks
How much do you know about Thanksgiving Day? I did some serious research (Wikipedia) to find out the following: Thanksgiving Day is a holiday celebrated…
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Wine Please…
Over the past year we have had a couple blogs about the joy of running. Do not be fooled…this is not one of those blogs….
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Painful Perceptions
This post is about perception, I promise. But before we get to that, I have an admission to make; I am not a runner! Oh,…
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Making Time
You always have time…if you make time. This is a quote from an architect I know who said it when we were both in college….
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It’s Not Easy Being Green
I like to think of myself as a foodie. I love to cook and I love to eat. I love trying new restaurants across the…
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End of History of Architecture…?
I recently was lucky enough to get on one of those newer Delta planes that have monitors built into the back of the head rests….
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A Birthday Journey – Happy to Sad to Happy Again!
To this day I know exactly what five pounds three ounces wrapped in a hospital blanket feels like. I know because that was my first…
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Platitudes
Google “Platitudes” images and see if it doesn’t make you sick after 15 minutes of reading banal statements about what the mind can conceive (if…
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The Secret to Happiness
As an administrative assistant and the Director of First Impressions, I put on a smile every day. No matter what I am going through. Because…
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Let The Good Times Roll
If you are like me, you often hear the questions: “Is business good?” and “Are you staying busy?” Recently, unlike a few years ago, my…
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Find Some Fun
Sometimes, it doesn’t matter how much we love our jobs there are going to be times when things may get monotonous, repetitive, or you may…
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See You Tuesday…
Running has always been a part of my life. It’s a great stress reliever that worked well for me in college. It was also a…
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Summertime…And The Livin’ Is Easy
I love summer! The warm weather brings longer days with more time to enjoy the outdoors. The days are more relaxed but also less organized,…
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Time For A Ride
I recently read an article in Time magazine online about an entrepreneur who placed exercise as his highest priority, even over his 14-person company. While that may…
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Jump In With Both Feet
My first experience with marketing as a Professional Engineer is likened to jumping into a pool of water with both feet. You don’t know how…
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Blessed
I am blessed to have a great wife, two wonderful daughters, a great job and wonderful people to work with. I had the luxury of walking…
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Hello Atlanta!
About one year ago I wrote a blog post for Wallace Engineering (All Things Happen For a Reason – March 2014… in case you want to go…
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Fighting Our Giants
When we pray for help, I think we envision spiritual, relational, academic, parental or even economic success. Such requests are then entrusted to the favor…
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How Do You Do It?
I am an Administrative Assistant and a mother of four-year old twin boys. An Administrative Assistant is a “behind the scenes” person, here to assist…
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I LOVE TO SHOP!
I love reading our Wallace blogs. Everyone writes about interesting experiences and hobbies. In thinking about this, I decided to write about my favorite hobby…
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Land Use: It’s What We Do
There is a saying circulating around that makes Urban Planners chuckle… “I’m an Urban Planner. I solve problems you don’t know you have, in ways…
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