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Wednesday, March 15, 2006
I'm not trying to host a pity party, or anything...
...but between now and April 8, in order (with the stuff in italics taking place over 2 days: -senior project draft due -Ottawa interview -Mac interview -senior project poster day -Western interview -virology oral exam -virology essay due -Toronto interview -English exam
I'm happy to have interviews and all, but they still require preparation and engender nervousness. Also I'm stressed over the virology and concerned about screwing up Shakespeare and confused about poster/project stuff and scared for absolutely everything and I have developed a strong, strong aversion to getting out of bed.
I'm not writing this to get comments about how everything will be fine (because I know it will be, eventually) or about how I should be grateful to have interviews (because I am, believe me) or about how stress is a useless and time-consuming emotion and how I just need to get down to brass tacks (because brass tacks are things I want to stick into my eye sockets, right about now). I'm writing this because, as per usual when overwhelmed, I'm a bit paralyzed, and this felt slightly more productive than reading TWoP reviews of seasons of The Amazing Race that I didn't even watch.
~SQ
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4:56 PM
Monday, March 06, 2006
Weather: today was bright and sunny, and I sunbathed in our living room window
Interviewese
Brazil trip? why yes sir and yes ma’am, a Group Trip. A tight ship.
A Lesson in Communication. I Learned So Much about Mediation and Realized My Potential for Dedication.
I Modeled A Role to Achieve Our Goal of Performing As A Whole.
It Taught Me So Much about Group Dynamics. Group Enhancement. Personal Development In The Context Of A Team.
Whoo-eee.
(but how to explain the heat?
we bathed in the air.
we breathed ceaseless waves and newborn sun, the temperature of a heartbeat.
we were suspended in a broth of sea and sky and skin.)
I am Grateful To Have Had this Learning Opportunity
These Skills will Serve Me Well As A Physician
I Have Developed As A Person
(but how to explain the heat?)
~SQ
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4:15 AM
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marvelling at how short the summer is
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Ego Verum
Fires of Competition
Kitch
The Crate
From The Mixed-Up Files of a Funny Girl
guide.subetha.net
Innuendo
Mary Uninhibited
self expressed
Tiffer's Livejournal
Verbatim et Literatim
Zizzie's Livejournal
Freefalling
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Eleanor Rigby, by Douglas Coupland |
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Passage
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+life setting
+seeing progress
+Douglas Coupland
+downtown
+motivation
+black ink
+Veronica Mars
+pleasant mark surprises
+green garbage bags
+empire biscuits
+random overnight trips
+artists
-low signal-to-noise ratio
-whiteboard residue
-complete misunderstanding
-fighting to feel proud
-administrative asshattery
-bizarre reactions
-hurt things
-being whiny
-seething clutter
-dry rot
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The name's Susan. I'm 23, Canadian, in 3 months of limbo between undergrad and medical school,
trying to act like an adult, feeling like a child, and hoping that one day I'll know what I want out of life. I've been affected by the brilliance of Tori Amos, Shakespeare, Harry Potter,
The X-Files(an old but worthy fandom), Douglas Coupland, Philip Larkin, Barenaked Ladies, Tom Stoppard, Timothy Findley, and Douglas Adams (among many others).
No one ever said I made sense, but here I am anyway. Welcome to my humble space.
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