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Name: Christine
Country: United States
State: Ohio
Metro: Dayton
Birthday: 4/1/1982
Gender: Female
Interests: Lots of things...most recently swing dancing, but also spending time with friends, reading, music, writing, playing sports, keeping up with the news, watching movies, taking walks, thought-provoking conversation, teaching, learning as much as I can about anything and everything, and most of all strengthening my walk with God...which is what provides the basis for everything else.
Expertise: Supposedly music, especially trombone...but sometimes I'm not so sure about that. ;-) Also have my teaching certification, so that's supposed to mean something, I think. But really, what's expertise anyway? It seems to me that the more educated you are the more you realize you have yet to learn...
Occupation: Student
Industry: Education/Research
Message: message meEmail: email me
AIM:  CUtrombone
Member Since:
7/8/2005
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| I know I don't update this much, largely because it's public and I'm being more careful about what I put in the public light since starting law school. Speaking of law school, I am officially finished with my first semester. Grades won't be in until after next semester begins though, and since my entire grade rests on my finals, I honestly have no idea how I did.
Tomorrow I travel out to Ohio for a few days, then head back to Pennsylvania to work on my resume and job applications for the summer. But for now, everything is packed until morning. There is only supper to make and a good night's sleep to be had...and several hours in between. It's a nice break from the overall business of the semester.
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| Law school started today. I survived, and am even excited about *some* of my classes. I'm also extremely tired, as the stress of classes starting has kept me from sleeping well, and masses of pages of reading isn't exactly the most engaging activity...
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| It's odd to think that often the hardest things to do are the best things, that the most daunting tasks are the ones you most need to take on, and that in the end you're never the same person as you think you will be.
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| It's my last day in Ohio. Sorry for all the people I didn't get to see before I left. Between trying to write a thesis and pack, it just got to be too much I was trying to do at one time.
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| Work is done, has been since Friday. I said my goodbyes then, as well as Sat night at the dance. Since then I've just been trying to get a handle on everything that must get done before I move and trying to make progress. The past two days have been spent trying to finish this thesis. It will be done by tomorrow morning at 10am when I email it to my prof regardless of what shape its in. Hopefully it will be done well before then - the end is in sight, but my mental capacity for this type of continual focus is starting to wane. After the thesis is submitted, I must pack and clean for the wedding this weekend in NY (we leave around 2am on Fri), and for the move in general. At that point I'll finally be able to focus on getting done what must be done to end my time in Ohio.
I'm not sure how much free time I will have the next couple weeks, but for those who live around here, I'd like to take the time to say goodbye in person if possible. If not, then electronic farewells will have to suffice. Time is ever flowing, ever pushing us to the next phase. I move two weeks from tomorrow.
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