New job, new classes, new apartment
I'm in Boston, which is most certainly not Tanzania. I miss my Tanzanian friends, I miss my students, and I miss the unbelievable mountains and the steppe and Monduli...
We have to do what we have to do, right? (Ugh.)
I have a job working at the cafe in Barnes and Noble in the Prudential Mall. They waste a lot of things, and that sucks. The people are pretty amiable, with the exception of a slight few who seem a little reticent.
I am taking classes again this semester. For the first time in a year, I'm not working toward my degree by conducting research, but going the conventional route and sitting at a desk, being talked at by a professor. Probably, the most interesting class will be my one credit seminar on the classics of philosophy. Or maybe my Viet Nam Lit/Film/History class?
And I'm living in a new apartment, thankfully with two roommates who just got back from InterFuture as well - so we are experiencing a common struggle. It's good to have people with whom to get back into the swing of things.
Not sure there's much to report aside from this.
We have to do what we have to do, right? (Ugh.)
I have a job working at the cafe in Barnes and Noble in the Prudential Mall. They waste a lot of things, and that sucks. The people are pretty amiable, with the exception of a slight few who seem a little reticent.
I am taking classes again this semester. For the first time in a year, I'm not working toward my degree by conducting research, but going the conventional route and sitting at a desk, being talked at by a professor. Probably, the most interesting class will be my one credit seminar on the classics of philosophy. Or maybe my Viet Nam Lit/Film/History class?
And I'm living in a new apartment, thankfully with two roommates who just got back from InterFuture as well - so we are experiencing a common struggle. It's good to have people with whom to get back into the swing of things.
Not sure there's much to report aside from this.