Update.
First, it is impossible to get someone to watch the movie Troy with you.
Second, thats because its an awful movie.
The past few days have been going better than the past week has. My mood is swinging up and down from day to day,
but considering what I went though in the past week I'd call that normal.
I did finally talk to Erin, all is well on that front. Though she won't be coming to visit over Spring Break. She's staying here in Wooster to finish her IS.
As for my IS,
I intend of have the bulk of it drafted in one weeks time. Leaving only the introduction and conclusion to write.
The introduction I will write last and the conclusion will be determined by the results of the simulation which will be kept running up to the last possible minute.
So lets move on to the third item I am having trouble with,
my job search - in the sense that I haven't had the time to work on it. mainly on account of my IS.
Do I say it's not worth the trouble and just work on it when I can?
Or do I put my academics aside to say it is more important?
One hopes there is some middle path.
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*UPDATE
The above post I wrote yesterday but never got around to posting
Today has been a very different day.
I did finally hear back from the IT recruiter. He doesn't seem to be the brightest person.
The email I sent him last week ended with the line “Is it alright if I email you my resume as a pdf document?”. The email I received today said “I never received your resume.”. His email (as short as it was) also had significant spelling errors. Is this really the person I am relying on to help me with my job search? In his defense I have a horrible time with spelling but knowing this I always spell check them before sending them out and am especially careful with formal emails.
This afternoon I am giving blood, which is good. But bad because I'm about to take a nap, and I will no doubt feel like taking another nap after giving blood. Even worse, I also fell asleep twice yesterday while reading for class. I don't think im getting sick, I think I've just worn my self out and my body is trying to recuperate.
It a really bad time to be feeling exhausted. Tonight I have an IS presentation to give and an CS Club meeting to run, directly after that I have a Gallows performance.
Second, thats because its an awful movie.
The past few days have been going better than the past week has. My mood is swinging up and down from day to day,
but considering what I went though in the past week I'd call that normal.
I did finally talk to Erin, all is well on that front. Though she won't be coming to visit over Spring Break. She's staying here in Wooster to finish her IS.
As for my IS,
I intend of have the bulk of it drafted in one weeks time. Leaving only the introduction and conclusion to write.
The introduction I will write last and the conclusion will be determined by the results of the simulation which will be kept running up to the last possible minute.
So lets move on to the third item I am having trouble with,
my job search - in the sense that I haven't had the time to work on it. mainly on account of my IS.
Do I say it's not worth the trouble and just work on it when I can?
Or do I put my academics aside to say it is more important?
One hopes there is some middle path.
-
*UPDATE
The above post I wrote yesterday but never got around to posting
Today has been a very different day.
I did finally hear back from the IT recruiter. He doesn't seem to be the brightest person.
The email I sent him last week ended with the line “Is it alright if I email you my resume as a pdf document?”. The email I received today said “I never received your resume.”. His email (as short as it was) also had significant spelling errors. Is this really the person I am relying on to help me with my job search? In his defense I have a horrible time with spelling but knowing this I always spell check them before sending them out and am especially careful with formal emails.
This afternoon I am giving blood, which is good. But bad because I'm about to take a nap, and I will no doubt feel like taking another nap after giving blood. Even worse, I also fell asleep twice yesterday while reading for class. I don't think im getting sick, I think I've just worn my self out and my body is trying to recuperate.
It a really bad time to be feeling exhausted. Tonight I have an IS presentation to give and an CS Club meeting to run, directly after that I have a Gallows performance.