Apparently, being a graduate student takes work. Weird I know, but true. Between my practicum assessments, research responsibilities, Master's thesis IRB application, and writing up and re-submitting the results of my Honors Thesis from undergrad, my overall school/work responsibilities have markedly increased as of late. Not to mention the fact that I have a always-ready-to-hang-out best friend who is new to the city and ready to be shown around pretty much at all hours of the day. So between these 2 "responsibilities," I'm pretty much "workin'" 8am-2am Su-Thurs and similar hours but different shifts Friday and Saturday. Needless to say, other things I would normally be doing have fallen by the wayside... Luckily though, between my very important meetings, I have had the chance to scribble some random notes on scrap paper about some of those invaluable lessons I've learned in the past year. The act of jotting down random ideas on whatever I could find made me feel like a real writer. If only I had old napkins, I could have felt like a songwriter... but maybe next time. Either way, I hope to soon have these thoughts transcribed here. Just hang in there folks... your invaluable advice is on its way...
Here's a small tidbit to hold you over until then:
"Don't eat yellow snow." - Chandler Bing
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