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Well, it finally happened.
Today I turned in my final draft of my honor’s thesis. I’ve slaved over this baby for the past four weeks, tenderly editing it, and working to make it *perfect*.
Today I’ve started to pack up my dorm. I feel kinda let down after working that hard, and that intensely for the past month.
This Saturday, I graduate with my Bachelors of Science in Wildlife Biology from Humboldt State University. I’m exited and sad at the same time.
What a run it’s been. x.x
ddvm wrote:Congrats! That’s great! Hope you get Windstones as graduation presents 😉 ❗
Don’t I wish. x.x But my family is somewhat clueless as far as my fascination with windstones go. I’m not going to count on any. Nice as it would be. (Unless they give me money for graduation. Equally unlikely, but I can hope!)
Congratulations!
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dark_zorse wrote:I feel kinda let down after working that hard, and that intensely for the past month.
I know what you mean! You’re in overdrive and suddenly, poof! all done! I used to teach when I was in university. Come this time of the year, when all the major projects were finished, I’d spend my energy preparing nasty tests for my classes 😀
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Today I turned in my final draft of my honor’s thesis. I’ve slaved over this baby for the past four weeks, tenderly editing it, and working to make it *perfect*.
Today I’ve started to pack up my dorm. I feel kinda let down after working that hard, and that intensely for the past month.
This Saturday, I graduate with my Bachelors of Science in Wildlife Biology from Humboldt State University. I’m exited and sad at the same time.
What a run it’s been. x.x
My sister graduated from Humbolt State in 1988Corgrats on finally getting out!!
gryphondreamer wrote:congradulations!!!!
job or graduate school next?
Time to get a job for me. I’ve found a nice job mist-netting passerines (songbirds) in the Redding area that is reasonably close to my family. *crosses fingers* I hope I get it.
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