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28.11.2020

-Resurrection-

Hello! I hope you’ve been doing well! I haven’t been on as much lately. Trying to survive the circus that is this year. Do I have any news? Oh, yeah! I dropped that 5A (analysis and study of historical buildings and ensembles) course because it has been degraded so much it’s almost disrespectful. Our professors’ goal seemingly has been to get this over with, whoever can do anything about it is at an advantage and the rest can go to hell, so there’s less people migrating this course to another year. I wanted to get the full experience of this because it is and can be a beautiful thing, so I’m taking it in the next years. Other than that, everything is slowly but steadily progressing, urban planning has been going nice and smoothly, building tech has been a bit tight, but we’re pulling through (yes, the 5mil post-it notes are for this one specifically), archi planning hasn’t been treating us really that well, but we’re doing our best. Then, there is an extra Structural Materials class, which has been helping out a lot with the rest and I’ll never regret taking it. I hope you’re all holding on tight and keeping safe. This will end sometime.

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george keener??? don’t know him. the only father figure that exists in harley’s life is mr tony stark ;)

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28.12.2020

-Mehh-

Hi! Merry Christmas and a happy new year! Yes, I'm alive. No, I'm not doing well (psychologically always bc of how depressing this holday has been). I'm trying. And I realise that many of you are in a similar state. I thought you might find some comfort in knowing that there's a lot more of us who are in this position. Currently, I've been trying to drown the holiday depression in doing work because, let's face it, it will never end. Thankfully, my friends and I have arranged some online meetings to remind each other that the world outside our houses exists (we're also playing D&D in a world where none of this exists to console ourselves). Workwise, everything is running in parallel I can say. Been trying to finish the Structural Materials assignment which had been taking longer than I wouldbhave liked. Despite that, today I can say that it's ready to be sent in to be checked. Building tech has been going pretty well kind of on autopilot at the moment. Urban planning needs some attention but I think that it can wait a little longer. Archi planning is eating my soul so I want to take some distance from it and hopefully I will see it differently. Anyway, I'm going to be more active these days, so if you want to drop something in my inbox, I'll most likely answer it straight away. Have a good holiday!

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