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I'm alive.
LJ's interface has completely changed -- all this autosaving businesses and new LJ addresses, oy! -and this has to happen when I start to update sporadically-
Anyway, to recap what went on in the past - what, eleven months? Overall, life has been very uneventful. It's refreshing in a way, and I like it.
I quit my teaching job at Princeton Review nine months ago. To make a long story short, I was assigned to teach a SAT class last September that conflicted with my class schedule. I had the option of teaching the class and changing my schedule or leaving TPR on good vibes. So I quit.
Canada makes good icewine - a sweet dessert white wine that I highly recommend. Whole foods stocks it!
I took the GRE last month. Those bastards are changing it next fall, so if you feel somewhat ready (it's still like the SAT for now), by all means go ahead and take it. Scores are valid for at least three years, too ...
I've become a Harry Potter uberaddict in the past few months. Two and a half years ago, I wrote that I had no plans to read HP. My, how things change.
LJ's interface has completely changed -- all this autosaving businesses and new LJ addresses, oy! -and this has to happen when I start to update sporadically-
Anyway, to recap what went on in the past - what, eleven months? Overall, life has been very uneventful. It's refreshing in a way, and I like it.
I quit my teaching job at Princeton Review nine months ago. To make a long story short, I was assigned to teach a SAT class last September that conflicted with my class schedule. I had the option of teaching the class and changing my schedule or leaving TPR on good vibes. So I quit.
Canada makes good icewine - a sweet dessert white wine that I highly recommend. Whole foods stocks it!
I took the GRE last month. Those bastards are changing it next fall, so if you feel somewhat ready (it's still like the SAT for now), by all means go ahead and take it. Scores are valid for at least three years, too ...
I've become a Harry Potter uberaddict in the past few months. Two and a half years ago, I wrote that I had no plans to read HP. My, how things change.