WHEN MY FRIENDS FINALLY GET ME TO TAKE A BREAK FROM WRITING
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WHEN MY FRIENDS FINALLY GET ME TO TAKE A BREAK FROM WRITING
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The work is never done.
Me every day when I get home from work
Almost done with this job...
LOVE this book.
David Yates’ most vivid memory of Emma is watching her suddenly let go of her steely professionalism and for once just be young and free. They were filming a death scene from Hallows Part 2 on a freezing-cold beach in Wales. The actors were miserable, especially Emma, who hates the cold and dislikes getting wet even more. But out of nowhere, he recalls, “she ran into the icy water and stood there, holding herself against the waves with her arms outstretched, just laughing.” In that brief moment he got a sense of what it must be like to have a multibillion-dollar industry dependent on your every move and be only nineteen years old. - Vogue, July 2011
Love her.
GRAD SCHOOL
EXPECTATION:
REALITY:
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ohmygosh YES.
Adult Life.
This week marked one year living in the big city. To celebrate, I made an adult purchase...figured it was about time I had a couch. So I bought one, and literally built it from a box. Felt pretty accomplished.
TRYING TO WORK ON MY THESIS
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Research: the struggle is real.
It’s called Open Dyslexic, and it’s available for free. I’ve used it for my students with dyslexia, and they say it really does help a lot. When I can, I try to make handouts, notes, and especially quizzes in the font for them. I’ve even sent it to them with instructions for how they can use it to type papers in it in Word.
Awesome.
Open Dyslexic is great. I believe the font in the pic is Dyslexie http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=new-font-helps-dyslexics-read
Font specifically for people with dyslexia
Cool!
EXPLAINING MY RESEARCH TO MY NON-GRAD SCHOOL FRIENDS
But, really.
"We took her to a Justin Bieber concert." Submitted By: Megan B. Location: Pennsylvania, United States
Perfect :)
WHEN I FIND OUT MY PROJECT HAS ALREADY BEEN PUBLISHED
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this literally happened to me.
MY ADVICE TO NEW GRAD STUDENTS
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the first years keep asking. I don't know what else to tell them.
Truth:
Amen.
THE STEP UP BABY IS HEREEE
oh, dear Lord. this could not be any more precious.
GRAD SCHOOL LOVE LIFE
ugh. pretty much. Saturday night seemed hopeful. guess we'll see.
let's recap.
So, the first year is over. It's actually been over for a month now, but I've been super busy sleeping. I can't shake this feeling that I need to be working on something, but realistically I'm done. I could work on my independent study, or try to get a jump start on prepping for my oral exams, but I just can't bring myself to care right now. I'm also working a ton, so that's my excuse.
My boss has decided that since I'm not in classes right now, I have become her personal slave. "Go get my change from the Subway lady." "Go to the doctor's and fight this insurance claim for me." "Go get these pants hemmed." "Go to the grocery store for me." Seriously? Last time I checked, you hired me as a nanny. Check it, lady.
I told myself that when the summer started I would get back into running. That hasn't happened yet. Oops.
The first year was awesome. Stressful, yes. Crazy busy, oh yeah. Nervous-breakdown-inducing, definitely. But now that I look back at it, I loved everything. Next year is only going to get more ridiculous, but I am in love with my program. I miss my kids from lunch so much. Seven little boys who kept me laughing every day. Working with them was the best part of the year. Even after my classes ended, I got to continue doing lunch and recess til their school year ended, and I looked forward to it every day. I wish I had time to work summer school so I could play with them some more, but I'm keeping my fingers crossed that I will have a student teaching rotation with them next year. Won't know for a long time, though. Boo.
This summer means humidity here in St. Louis. Now, living in Florida for so long, I know humidity. But in St. Louis, it's a whole new level. Florida heat starts out slow, gets hotter as the day goes on, and cools off when the sun goes down. In St. Louis, you could go outside at 8 in the morning and BAM it's so humid you could slice through the air with a knife. And it stays that way all day long. Even at night. 100 degrees during the day? 100 degrees that night. Ugh. Bring it on.
I am most looking forward to the beach in July. Not that I want the summer to fly by, but I need some beach in my life Like, yesterday. Can't freaking wait for Florida.
I'll try to post pictures of some of the things I'm up to this summer. So far we've had a wine and food festival (including a free Hanson concert), a trip to the new downtown library (gorgeous), and some nights out on the town (sobriety not included).
beautiful :)