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May. 26th, 2006 11:33 pmMy thesis looks so official in its black binder...but somehow, it also seems smaller. The official library copy is, at this moment, being printed on its high quality archival paper. I can't even say how happy I am to finally be finishing, and putting this thing to bed. (Sorry, Mom: I think that means no go on turning it into a book.)
The remaining Silver Street roommates spent the past week in a little cottage in the woods near Epping, New Hampshire. Instead of going somewhere exotic in our Senior Week, such as Puerto Rico or Florida or a similar beachy destination, we went to the woods, where we could sleep, read trashy magazines, and play card games in peace. (Go on, show of hands: who's jealous?) The weather wasn't perfect -- it was pretty chilly for May -- but we didn't mind.
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Continued later: We're facing possible rain for Laurel Parade tomorrow. Hopefully, it won't be too bad. Getting up at the crack of dawn is hard enough without also being bedraggled, wet, and embarassingly transparent at that hour. (600 white-clad seniors + rain = unhappiness all around.) Fingers crossed!
The remaining Silver Street roommates spent the past week in a little cottage in the woods near Epping, New Hampshire. Instead of going somewhere exotic in our Senior Week, such as Puerto Rico or Florida or a similar beachy destination, we went to the woods, where we could sleep, read trashy magazines, and play card games in peace. (Go on, show of hands: who's jealous?) The weather wasn't perfect -- it was pretty chilly for May -- but we didn't mind.
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Continued later: We're facing possible rain for Laurel Parade tomorrow. Hopefully, it won't be too bad. Getting up at the crack of dawn is hard enough without also being bedraggled, wet, and embarassingly transparent at that hour. (600 white-clad seniors + rain = unhappiness all around.) Fingers crossed!
