Jigsaw puzzle

By thechrysalids

I can’t write anymore. I just make lists. And then I edit them, then I make some tables, present them to people, get feedback, draw up more lists of questions, make meetings, get them answered, read some stuff I don’t understand, write questions, ask them in seminar…etc. etc. etc.

The Good

  • running, cross country skiing, yoga
  • good produce
  • $3.75/pint of stout (how did I not notice this earlier?)
  • feeding people at my house
  • getting serenaded by fed people
  • small neighbours offering peach jam and bagels, and letting me use their stick-grabby-claw thingamajig and hanging out in pajamas
  • small neighbours helping me decorate by drawing pictures for my kitchen, and NOT ON THE WALLS (explicit instructions from the mommy), and making sure the whoopee cushion still works
  • finally decorating my office at school. and using it
  • discovering art talks, like shirin neshat
  • new contact lenses
  • plug in oil radiator thing for my cold office (finally not frigid)
  • mail containing music, post cards, cards, excerpts from comic books

The Bad

  • below minus 20
  • sickness
  • sickness causing getting addicted to the L word. again.
  • office for persons with disabilities
  • the wisdom tooth removal (forthcoming)
  • no car is becoming a bad, i must admit

The Unknown, i.e. The Jigsaw Puzzle

  • drawing up a 8 to 10 month plan to incorporate
  1. a publication
  2. comprehensive themes
  3. 4 conference abstracts (and posters/presentations)
  4. which add to my CV, and relate to my proposed research (what is that again?)
  5. and incorporate a data set within one of my professors possession
  • luckily, the themes don’t have to relate to “big G” geography, just “little g” geography. phew.

and i don’t know where this lies, but i’m starting to see a trend in that people over fourty all think i’m 25. but at least i haven’t been carded lately.

2 Responses to “Jigsaw puzzle”

  1. Mb Says:

    wisdom teeth removal might not be too bad if you prepare with pureed soups and the floaty wonderful world of post-care painkillers. :)

  2. thechrysalids Says:

    yeah, i’m all over both of those things. i put a call out for brainless DVDs as well, just in case.

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