In limbo:
My thesis has sat untouched for over two weeks. I e-mailed my adviser to tell him I am "working hard," but I suppose that was actually an excuse for my procrastination. Not a lie, though, I swear.
I found out that Wiley has several offices throughout the UK - even in Edinborough. So I plan on contacting my former colleagues from there and begging for some contacts abroad. If that fails (which, knowing me, it will), I will be signing up for this other internship thing I found out about. Costs money though, which sucks.
I saw Brian last week. It was really really nice, and also really really refreshing to remember that no matter what happens between us, we can always go back to the way we were. That kind of consistency is amazing, and also much-needed in my life right now.
I need a job. I've been unemployed too long, and my money somehow seems to be disappearing. I wonder how that's happening?
small birdie at the getty.
my own margaret bourke-white photograph.
the getty villa in the morning.
oh my god i love this little guy. he looks like he's riding a turkey, which is all right with me.
my mom and dad at the villa.
6 comments:
Oh, how I wish I could go back to the way things were. Does Brian have a DeLorean? Is that how you two accomplish that?
Time travel sounds great. Could I borrow that thing for a weekend? I can bring it back before you even lend it to me, so it's no big deal.
Brian wishes he had a DeLorean.
Maybe his future self can send him one.
Maybe. Just maybe. I guess we'll see... in the future.
I've wanted to meet your parents ever since they called John "that nice Chinese boy."
PS -- If you're looking for paid jobs/internships in the UK, I'm a fan of this site: http://www.w4mp.org/
Some are political, but I've seen several PR/Publishing/Research stuff.
oh thank you thank you thank you!
and, yes, my mother in particular has problems with assuming that Asian people are Chinese. It's embarrassing.
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