At the crossroads with these boots that were made for walking..
In an attempt to not mention Glee..
Here's a belated outfit post from when I didn't have multi-coloured hair. Thrifted this entire outfit (minus the tights and belt) for $25, which I think is bloody well done on my part. And the boots! I have boots!
Outfit will probably come in handy when I stop lazing around like the huge bum that I am, and start actually working. On that note, I got a call from Arup today. They saw the work I did for my big project (the one where I built a building) and want me to fly over to Singapore to work with them. Basically they want me to fly out tomorrow. TOMORROW.
TOMORROW.
DO YOU KNOW WHAT I'M DOING TOMORROW?
Not flying out to Singapore, actually. They're going to sort out all the logistics of actually getting me there and legally working, but I need to have a talk with my Head of Environmental Engineering to sort out how I'm going to be overseas while completing my course at the same time and also he's a really cool guy and it's nice to catch up and is that actually really creepy? I've pretty much assumed the university will let me do that..and if they don't, then I guess I'm dropping out LOL YEH RIGHT not after I've reduced my life span over this defree deferring. I'm sort of really, insanely scared because while I'm all for throwing myself into the unknown, I mega-stress when I don't know how things are going to pan out and whether or not I'm going to massively fuck up and be incapable of real world work. That, and Singapore is a whole different country. The mentality and way of life there is so different to what I'm used to. I know different is good, but a part of me thinks I'm going to get incredibly burnt out over there, considering that all everyone in Singapore does is WORKWORKWORKWORKEATSHOPWORKWORK.
I shouldn't be complaining; this offer is a dream come true, literally. I was only ever planning to apply to work at one company, and that was Arup. And now it's being handed to me on a silver platter with a huge arrow that says YOU'RE A DUMBASS IF YOU DON'T TAKE THIS, I just have to say yes.
Here's a belated outfit post from when I didn't have multi-coloured hair. Thrifted this entire outfit (minus the tights and belt) for $25, which I think is bloody well done on my part. And the boots! I have boots!
Outfit will probably come in handy when I stop lazing around like the huge bum that I am, and start actually working. On that note, I got a call from Arup today. They saw the work I did for my big project (the one where I built a building) and want me to fly over to Singapore to work with them. Basically they want me to fly out tomorrow. TOMORROW.
TOMORROW.
DO YOU KNOW WHAT I'M DOING TOMORROW?
Not flying out to Singapore, actually. They're going to sort out all the logistics of actually getting me there and legally working, but I need to have a talk with my Head of Environmental Engineering to sort out how I'm going to be overseas while completing my course at the same time and also he's a really cool guy and it's nice to catch up and is that actually really creepy? I've pretty much assumed the university will let me do that..and if they don't, then I guess I'm dropping out LOL YEH RIGHT not after I've reduced my life span over this defree deferring. I'm sort of really, insanely scared because while I'm all for throwing myself into the unknown, I mega-stress when I don't know how things are going to pan out and whether or not I'm going to massively fuck up and be incapable of real world work. That, and Singapore is a whole different country. The mentality and way of life there is so different to what I'm used to. I know different is good, but a part of me thinks I'm going to get incredibly burnt out over there, considering that all everyone in Singapore does is WORKWORKWORKWORKEATSHOPWORKWORK.
I shouldn't be complaining; this offer is a dream come true, literally. I was only ever planning to apply to work at one company, and that was Arup. And now it's being handed to me on a silver platter with a huge arrow that says YOU'RE A DUMBASS IF YOU DON'T TAKE THIS, I just have to say yes.