The conference is over. I have 3.5 more days here in Dublin. I have to go around in Dublin and actually have lot of time. I definitely would do that. Have to plan things well.
I am going to think a lot... I feel that I am in a real thinking mood - away from home, away from friends, away from Internet (most of the time). I have a couple of books with me of which I already finished one and have 3 more. I plan to finish two of them before I get back to Germany.
So, the coming 3 days are only for traveling, reading and THINKING: I already feel a little suffocated - with some inexplicable feeling. I always feel this when I think deeply about my PhD. I don't know how to put it - but definitely one of the worst feelings. Get used to it :) [I know that most of the other PhD students can understand it]
So, Now is the break I needed.. desperately. Break from everything, as for the coming 25 days, I have to burn my butts off -- 1) My Interim Report, 2) A small paper 3) Workshop organization 4) MentorING 5) Karthik coming and 6) Oktoberfest.
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Most of the scars fade away as time passes. Even the scars made directly on your heart. But there is this single one made by a deep cut - it doesn't seem to disappear. Every time I start forgetting about it, something reminds me of it. This is really surprising that I, of all the people have this kind of a thing.
I take _almost_ everything quite light and also forget (bad)things very easily. This one is still staying.
I would have wanted to ask my readers' help - but I think I am tied. :(
At present I have other things to do... so let me move from the "blues" to other stuff! [read the title]
Dublin is pretty expensive. I already feel that there is a hole at the bottom of my pocket. Money is flowing. But I cannot avoid the unavoidable - enjoyment, fun :)
Let me go ahead and freak out.
Signing off, Sands.
~
I am going to think a lot... I feel that I am in a real thinking mood - away from home, away from friends, away from Internet (most of the time). I have a couple of books with me of which I already finished one and have 3 more. I plan to finish two of them before I get back to Germany.
So, the coming 3 days are only for traveling, reading and THINKING: I already feel a little suffocated - with some inexplicable feeling. I always feel this when I think deeply about my PhD. I don't know how to put it - but definitely one of the worst feelings. Get used to it :) [I know that most of the other PhD students can understand it]
So, Now is the break I needed.. desperately. Break from everything, as for the coming 25 days, I have to burn my butts off -- 1) My Interim Report, 2) A small paper 3) Workshop organization 4) MentorING 5) Karthik coming and 6) Oktoberfest.
~~~~
Most of the scars fade away as time passes. Even the scars made directly on your heart. But there is this single one made by a deep cut - it doesn't seem to disappear. Every time I start forgetting about it, something reminds me of it. This is really surprising that I, of all the people have this kind of a thing.
I take _almost_ everything quite light and also forget (bad)things very easily. This one is still staying.
I would have wanted to ask my readers' help - but I think I am tied. :(
At present I have other things to do... so let me move from the "blues" to other stuff! [read the title]
Dublin is pretty expensive. I already feel that there is a hole at the bottom of my pocket. Money is flowing. But I cannot avoid the unavoidable - enjoyment, fun :)
Let me go ahead and freak out.
Signing off, Sands.
~
4 comments:
Chetta,
Pls don't for much philosophical thoughts.
Hope you understand what I mean.
karthik coming -- is a natural event... u dont need to burn ur butts off for that... u dont need to adjust for that rite ? i ll fit in ..
and cryptic thing... i didnt get it... anyways I ll know the answers once i see u
Pls don't *go* for much philosophical thoughts.
Thadiyum, mudiyum neetti valarthanda.. :))
Priyakutty.
@priyakkutty..
don't worry
@karthik
you coming is a personal event.. agreed!
cryptic thing is supposed to be cryptic ... isn't it? ;)
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