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Back again, due to unforeseen circumstances.
The last weeks have been a real rollercoaster from happy to sad to angry to now a little frustrated. But let's talk about the way we got here.
Almost three years have gone by and not really much has changed. I am still me, which actually means: Lazy student trying to pass time.
I started my masters two years ago and I am now trying to finish it this year.
Back 2012 I went on a field trip with my former professor/boss to the alps and there was talking about a potential master thesis in Mexico. Long story short: I went to Mexico in february 2013 to do my field work there. I used this opportunity to meet up with my relatives in the States.
Those two months gave me a lot of smiles and happiness. Although I couldn't get any of this motivation into my workload I was quite content with the workload I got done in Mexico.
After Mexico there was a short trip back to Sweden to get the Okay's for our mapping project. Everything went fine there but the factor of getting work done didn't apply here too.
The months passed by and during that there was a students meeting where in the end our students ended up organizing the next big meeting in Goettingen. Of course I wasn't able to let myself go and agreed to help and ended up being the number one. There were a lot of people involded and we ended up hosting over 120 people at our faculty during four days in november. I was so beat at the end that at the end of it I just said to everyone "I don't care, leave me alone" and went to bed at the farewell party at 1am and slept for 10 hours straight.
In august I went to the international students meeting for geologist in Italy. Just freaking awesome.
What can I say? I met amazing people, mostly Slovenians and Italians because most of the Germans I already knew from our meetings in Germany the last couple of years.
Surely there was supposed to be a woman "problem". I had the pleasure of meeting two wonderful woman that had two different future settings if that's the right way to describe it.
One italian woman was a little bit over 30 and was in the settling down part of her life where she wanted to have kids, build a family, get a good job and husband and stay close to her family.
The other slovenian woman was 20 years young and in a "live life to the fullest, enjoy it everyday and think about tomorrow when it is there" - mood.
Both of them gave me such a good time just by being there and talking with them. As you should know me by now: Nothing happened.
I tried to get myself to do the next step but on the last night one of her friends crossed my plans and so I ended up being left with a simple goodbye-hug and a smile from the slovenian woman and no goodbye from the italian woman because we left before...
But this story gets better, see you tomorrow or even tonight if I am not coming home to late from work ;)
The last weeks have been a real rollercoaster from happy to sad to angry to now a little frustrated. But let's talk about the way we got here.
Almost three years have gone by and not really much has changed. I am still me, which actually means: Lazy student trying to pass time.
I started my masters two years ago and I am now trying to finish it this year.
Back 2012 I went on a field trip with my former professor/boss to the alps and there was talking about a potential master thesis in Mexico. Long story short: I went to Mexico in february 2013 to do my field work there. I used this opportunity to meet up with my relatives in the States.
Those two months gave me a lot of smiles and happiness. Although I couldn't get any of this motivation into my workload I was quite content with the workload I got done in Mexico.
After Mexico there was a short trip back to Sweden to get the Okay's for our mapping project. Everything went fine there but the factor of getting work done didn't apply here too.
The months passed by and during that there was a students meeting where in the end our students ended up organizing the next big meeting in Goettingen. Of course I wasn't able to let myself go and agreed to help and ended up being the number one. There were a lot of people involded and we ended up hosting over 120 people at our faculty during four days in november. I was so beat at the end that at the end of it I just said to everyone "I don't care, leave me alone" and went to bed at the farewell party at 1am and slept for 10 hours straight.
In august I went to the international students meeting for geologist in Italy. Just freaking awesome.
What can I say? I met amazing people, mostly Slovenians and Italians because most of the Germans I already knew from our meetings in Germany the last couple of years.
Surely there was supposed to be a woman "problem". I had the pleasure of meeting two wonderful woman that had two different future settings if that's the right way to describe it.
One italian woman was a little bit over 30 and was in the settling down part of her life where she wanted to have kids, build a family, get a good job and husband and stay close to her family.
The other slovenian woman was 20 years young and in a "live life to the fullest, enjoy it everyday and think about tomorrow when it is there" - mood.
Both of them gave me such a good time just by being there and talking with them. As you should know me by now: Nothing happened.
I tried to get myself to do the next step but on the last night one of her friends crossed my plans and so I ended up being left with a simple goodbye-hug and a smile from the slovenian woman and no goodbye from the italian woman because we left before...
But this story gets better, see you tomorrow or even tonight if I am not coming home to late from work ;)
12BlacK - 12. Apr, 13:24
