The days are flying by lately.

My vision is still great. I'm done with my antibiotic eye drops and happy as can be. I think I can see better than ever while cycling in the rain.

I saw The Kite Runner with my mother. Sad as can be, but not nearly as miserable as the novel. After I finish a few happier books, I'll read A Thousand Splendid Suns. I ( Read more... )

Every time I have something of note to say, I'm not in a position to type it up. And now, when I've spared a few minutes, I have no idea what I want to say ( Read more... )

Bit of a whirlwind lately ( Read more... )

I've been ridiculously busy due to my getting into that emergency medical technician course and not quitting my job yet, and deciding to apply to medical school again this year hasn't helped free up any time. Bullets it is. ( Verbose bullets. )

Since both my my advisers are on vacation (wtf why aren't your lives about meeeee?), I've turned to my nearest and also dearest regarding applying to medical school again next year. So far, all I've got are questions about which I must talk to the advisers and the overwhelming need to quit my job. Sadly, before I can quit, I must find out if I ( Read more... )

Today, I finished a final paper at one p.m. During the next three hours, I tried to print it ( upwards of twelve times )

There should be a Thesis Pieces candy. Mmhmm. See, tonight I had two sandwiches, two mochas, an egg&cheese on a wheat bagel, a handful of caramels, and a chocolate glazed donut while working on my thesis for two hours. This is common while my brain is cranking away. Thesis Pieces could solve this problem (and that of my empty wallet) by ( Read more... )

I am now an ( American college student )

My sister and I slept a lot this past week. We also walked along the tracks by the graveyard in varying levels of light (twilight is spookier than daytime is spookier than pitch black), toured a few historical and college-kid places in Boston, meandered through the MFA and its Ansel Adams exhibit, and enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner with a few of my ( Read more... )

At one of my jobs, I spend a lot of time in a tiny, dingy booth. I answer the phone, continuously update a spreadsheet of safe rides, and provide information to visitors to campus. I also read whenever I can. Likely because of this last propensity, I managed to develop a reputation for strong academics. I don't know how they found out that ( Read more... )