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fishpatrol1. Ever since W told me how Nyquil knocked her out for sixteen hours straight, I've wanted to try it. Unfortunately, I am not sick enough to warrant the Nyquil treatment nor do I have the time to sleep for sixteen hours.
I sound like a frog and my brain is leaking out through my nose. D:
2. If I'd chosen to go to Queen's, I would be a third way through my degree already. If I'd chosen Waterloo, I would have completed a sixth of my degree. However, as it were, although I've successfully survived (and passed!) one semester, that's only one-fifteenth of the way. :|
3. Today, the new second-year research assistant I was training said that I looked younger than her. In China during the summer, people kept asking me if I'd just graduated high school. In San Diego during the winter break, a prof thought I was in high school. On the plane ride home, the flight attendant asked for my age because only those fifteen and older can sit in an emergency exit row seat. =___=;; I suppose I'll appreciate this when I'm forty.
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help_haiti in terms of auctions, so I'll go make some bids tomorrow when I'm more awake (hopefully?). :) (and think carefully about which charity to donate to >__O)
99. Hee, this is amusing. Personally, I quite like Pachelbel Canon -- but then again, I was a first violin. ;)
45434351. All right, all right, no moreprocrastinating editing. I'm going to bed finish an article.
I sound like a frog and my brain is leaking out through my nose. D:
2. If I'd chosen to go to Queen's, I would be a third way through my degree already. If I'd chosen Waterloo, I would have completed a sixth of my degree. However, as it were, although I've successfully survived (and passed!) one semester, that's only one-fifteenth of the way. :|
3. Today, the new second-year research assistant I was training said that I looked younger than her. In China during the summer, people kept asking me if I'd just graduated high school. In San Diego during the winter break, a prof thought I was in high school. On the plane ride home, the flight attendant asked for my age because only those fifteen and older can sit in an emergency exit row seat. =___=;; I suppose I'll appreciate this when I'm forty.
100. I don't have much to offer for
help_haiti in terms of auctions, so I'll go make some bids tomorrow when I'm more awake (hopefully?). :) (and think carefully about which charity to donate to >__O)99. Hee, this is amusing. Personally, I quite like Pachelbel Canon -- but then again, I was a first violin. ;)
45434351. All right, all right, no more
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Date: 2010-01-15 04:58 am (UTC)What program are you doing?
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Date: 2010-01-15 05:34 am (UTC)3. Today I got called Ma'am. Me = D:
100. I found this post (http://facetofcathy.dreamwidth.org/53549.html), which is specific to Canadian charities, fairly helpful (read the comments too). I ended up donating to DWB.
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Date: 2010-01-16 11:59 pm (UTC)Maybe they were just being polite? :D;;;
Oh, awesome, thanks for the link! For various reasons, I don't like donating to religiously affiliated charities, so I'm thinking I'll probably donate to DWB or UNICEF.
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Date: 2010-01-16 05:52 am (UTC)WOW. At least you'll always look rather young?
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Date: 2010-01-16 11:56 pm (UTC)I may not appreciate it now, but I'll enjoy looking like a 25-year-old when I'm thirty-something. ;)