"Last updated 27 weeks ago"
Eh, I've done worse. I really have to stop this meaning to do something but putting it off for this reason or that, then feeling guilty and/or embarrassed for putting it off for too long and dropping it indefinitely, hoping that no one will notice thing.
Status of life:
Not-quite-graduated. Still working on finishing a thesis that's 1/4 done, at best. It's on Nakagami Kenji's Karekinada (not that anyone would be interested in that), and will hopefully be enjoyable to (continue to) research and write. We'll see. Procrastinating on it like crazy, at the moment.
Ben's graduated, though (he didn't have to write a thesis. <.< not that I'm saying this has anything to do with that.), and just started his job at Applied Materials on Monday. We're currently renting an apartment together in San Jose. The downstairs neighbor who prevents us from ever touching the rockband drum set aside, I like it here. It's convenient, and most of the other renters appear to be around or slightly above our age range, there a lot of people with small children and/or pets (pet friendly complex! definite plus.), and the place just has a nice feel, in general.
Not much else to report, at the moment. Still haven't decided what to do with my life, which is worrisome, but rather enjoying the reprieve (perhaps a little too much, given that I still have a thesis to do.
Status of life:
Not-quite-graduated. Still working on finishing a thesis that's 1/4 done, at best. It's on Nakagami Kenji's Karekinada (not that anyone would be interested in that), and will hopefully be enjoyable to (continue to) research and write. We'll see. Procrastinating on it like crazy, at the moment.
Ben's graduated, though (he didn't have to write a thesis. <.< not that I'm saying this has anything to do with that.), and just started his job at Applied Materials on Monday. We're currently renting an apartment together in San Jose. The downstairs neighbor who prevents us from ever touching the rockband drum set aside, I like it here. It's convenient, and most of the other renters appear to be around or slightly above our age range, there a lot of people with small children and/or pets (pet friendly complex! definite plus.), and the place just has a nice feel, in general.
Not much else to report, at the moment. Still haven't decided what to do with my life, which is worrisome, but rather enjoying the reprieve (perhaps a little too much, given that I still have a thesis to do.