Coming up
May 22nd, 2007 by MrLuxuryFashionGuruIt seems so unreal. The end of the semester (in just 3 days!) will mark the end of my college career.
I feel as if I’m wasting time not thinking carefully about what I should be doing and people I should be spending time with before the opportunity slips away forever. Already lots of underclassmen have completed their final exams, moved out and taken off to start their summer vacations, which means I won’t get to say goodbye to them.
But the truth is I don’t really know how to say goodbye to this place. Will these four years worth of relationships and experiences all turn into a distant, hazy memory of a mirage in the years after I leave? I don’t know, and not knowing is also scary.
I’m no longer very scared, in truth; I suppose I’ve reconciled myself to the inevitable, and I also feel some excitement for the dim promises of the future. I’m tired of trying hard, so I’m just going to relax for a while, and see where God takes me.
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Achim Steiner, the new Executive Director of the UNEP spoke at the JFK Jr. Forum at the Kennedy School earlier this month (May 8th). He is outrageously only the second speaker I’ve ever seen at this public forum, which hosts several speakers a week, from former Iran President Khatami to the current Director of the FBI to Queen Rania of Jordan.
Can you believe this was my first time at Fenway Park? Ryan was very good about explaining what was happening – the Sox trashed the Baltimore Orioles (May 12) 🙂
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PS: I got my thesis comments and final grade today. Meh. I thank God for the (emotional) damage control.
PPS: I got a blood titre drawn today to check if my previous Hep B immunization worked. And I managed to pass out. Huh?! I will declare that I am not consciously afraid of needles or blood. I’ve also felt faint before when having blood drawn, but this was my first full-out loss of consciousness. Very odd. When I woke up I didn’t realise I had fainted until I discovered that I was in a different part of the room in a different (reverse reclined) chair that I must have been carried into. I didn’t even think to ask how long I’d been out.
April 23rd, 2008 at 4:00 am
Everybody is having a hard time on saying goodbye to the place that you’ve treated as your home and your friends that you’ve treated as your family. But we have to face the reality, we should move on and face the new world that is awaiting us.
Congrats on your thesis and goodluck on your career.
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