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Apr 21, 2007 19:27

My thesis is finally submitted! At 130 pages, it's the longest thing I've written... although, that's depressing and I hope to remedy it soon by writing something even longer that I hate considerably less ( Read more... )

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mnemosyne_1 April 22 2007, 03:38:55 UTC
Congratulations!!! *throws confetti and hands over pillow and blankets*

The main one I can think of is the Percy/Oliver where they are lesbians fic on

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eloiselovelace April 22 2007, 06:37:57 UTC
:D I totally did see that one. It made my day with its awesomeness. OMG, Percy/Oliver AND LESBIANS. It does not get better than that. I think I need to reread it for the tenth time. :)

Thank you!! I'm actually feeling kind of perky right now. I think the after-dinner cappucino might have had something to do with that. Our waiter was only slightly agog at requesting such a thing at 11 pm. :)

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mnemosyne_1 April 22 2007, 15:23:27 UTC
Well, I do have a friend that can down three espressos at midnight and be asleep by 1am. Caffeine does nothing to her... so having her order a cappucino that late would be nothing, though she has gotten some funny looks! *g*

Me? I can't drink a diet coke after 3pm if I want to be in bed by a decent hour.... *rolls eyes*

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liseuse April 23 2007, 08:54:36 UTC
Reallly? A Waiter was agog at that? Of course I tend to eat out that late in France, and if you weren't to order an espresso/grand creme you'd be looked at agog.

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coffeejunkii April 22 2007, 03:41:20 UTC
congrats on being done!!!! sleeping sounds like a very reasonable request to me after such an ordeal :D.

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eloiselovelace April 22 2007, 06:38:52 UTC
Thank you! Totally... though now I'm kind of hopped up on caffeine and sugar, and maybe I'll try to actually start my hd_hols fic instead, because it's been languishing as an increasingly fleshed out outline in my head... H/D is way better than sleep, anyway. :)

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coffeejunkii April 22 2007, 16:27:30 UTC
of course it is! i don't even have a bunny for that fic. so sad.

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secretsolitaire April 22 2007, 03:44:58 UTC
CONGRATULATIONS! Ye gods, 130 pages. That is something to celebrate.

I do recall seeing a Percy/Oliver fic that made me think of you, but I'm pretty sure it's the one mnemosyne_1" mentioned. It's a good one. :-)

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secretsolitaire April 22 2007, 03:45:38 UTC
Ugh. Apologies for the bad code. You know who I mean. :-P

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eloiselovelace April 22 2007, 06:35:34 UTC
Yep... Read it and even rec'd it because a thesis writer does need to procrastinate sometimes. ;) And how could I not read Percy/Oliver femmeslash the moment I found out about it?

I was just talking about it today, actually. When I was getting ready for dinner, I was reflecting that we were probably "The Good Kind" in the Oliver Wood lesbian classification system because we were jostling at the mirror both trying to do hair and makeup at the same time. This was in the middle of a riveting convo about "Blushing Nude" or "Bamboo Pink"?

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eloiselovelace April 22 2007, 06:40:04 UTC
Yeah, especially since the only other student to ever write a master's thesis in my department ended up with 30 pages. :)

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psychater April 22 2007, 04:37:59 UTC
*hugs* Let's celebrate!
Also, 130 PAGES?!??!

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eloiselovelace April 22 2007, 06:41:46 UTC
God, I know. 130 pages = evil! My adviser was kind of hardcore about wanting me to write up everything I'd done, though, so I did. At least this way it will be bound into a rather substantial-looking volume, though. *is shallow*

Not saying anything about the quality of the 130 pages, although they went through about a bazillion rewrites so I think they can't possibly suck as much as I think they did. :)

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eloiselovelace April 22 2007, 06:41:56 UTC
Oh, and THANKS!

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visoka April 22 2007, 06:03:29 UTC
Hellooo! Welcome back! CONGRATULATIONS!!! What was it on, again?

Mmmm...sleep is good...as is HP porn :P

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eloiselovelace April 22 2007, 06:45:30 UTC
It was on the "Evolutionary Dynamics of the Olfactory Receptor Subgenome". :P Like that tells you anything!

Basically, I did a computational study of the gene family that helps you smell, to learn about the evolution of those genes. It involved lots of sitting at a computer analyzing data downloaded from websites. :)

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visoka April 22 2007, 06:49:31 UTC
It sounds fascinating. The topic, anyhow, I can imagine the research got draining. Scientists are wow *is in awe*

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eloiselovelace April 22 2007, 07:13:53 UTC
It is fascinating, actually. Science is fun, but I like teaching more than research... but I think it's good that I've done some so that I can be a more effective teacher!

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