Archive for October, 2004

2 down, 1 go to!

Believe it or not, it’s time for final exams here at Monash. Thus it should be no surprise that I haven’t been doing too much this week apart from studying, as I had finals yesterday (Thursday) morning in Fluid Dynamics, and this morning in Climate Change & Variability, and I’m happy to say that both […]

Midterms and more

I’m thinking my plans for going to Prague are falling through, but the good news is that I just bought a ticket for Paris! Madame Gronhovd will be proud of me, I’m going to attempt to use my two semesters of French to make my way around the city for three days. Andrea and Sheri, […]

My first post

It’s kind of odd that this is my first entry and yet the semester is half over. I don’t quite know where to begin, as this semester has been one that has changed my direction in life tremendously. I’m studying at the London Dramatic Academy in the heart of London, in Bloomsbury near Russell Square […]

My first India post

Namaste friends and family! I hope this email finds you all doing well and enjoying the beautiful colors of the Fall. I just returned from field visit number 2, where I was stationed in the town of Mananthavady in the Western Ghats of Kerala. Kerala is definitely the most beautiful place that I’ve seen yet: […]

Last week of classes in Australia

I was browsing the web tonight and happened to discover that this blog of mine was rather prominently linked on the Gustavus home page, which made me realize that I’d fallen down in my job a bit and not updated this in nearly two weeks. It’s not like I didn’t think about doing it, but […]

Spring break in the Whitsundays

Can anyone tell me how it got to be October already? Because I have absolutely no idea how time is flying by so quickly down here. Spring Break is over, and now we only have a shade over two weeks of classes left this semester. Since I don’t have classes on Tuesdays, that means that […]