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Archive for April, 2006

Day Trip to London

Today I went to London for the day, and it was a great trip! I met up with Namita, and as usual we spent most of the afternoon/evening sitting in cafes catching up on each other's lives over the past 4 months or so (since the last time we met up in London). This time, [...]

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Easter in Oxford

After three weeks of intensive reading and paper-writing, I headed to Oxford to celebrate Easter and spend some time with Thad.  It was a really nice weekend, and the weather cooperated for the most part.  I had to do a little editing while I was there, but luckily I got enough done beforehand so that [...]

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Why does being bad feel so good?

Today I did something bad – I went shopping.
I had not really bought clothes since going home for Christmas (getting workout clothes doesn't count, in my opinion), and for some strange reason I woke up today with an urge to shop.  So, after getting my hair cut today I decided to indulge myself a bit.  [...]

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Perhaps I’m finding this more entertaining than I should, but I just read an article that cited Harry Potter! And, believe it or not this is an article about Maasai pastoralists in Kenya.
So, apparently there is a guy named Harry L. Potter who wrote an article titled “Some Thoughts on the Prospects for Diversification [...]

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Procrastination

Ah, I think this one is circulating through my flat via reading blogs for procrastionation. So, here's my result:
Had trouble posting the photo, so look here.
Not too shabby in my option, though I'm DEFINITELY not emaciated!

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More Charity Links:

EasyJet's charity of the year is the Anthony Noland Trust, an organization that helps find bone marrow donors for people with Leukemia.  Go here and click on the charity logo: http://www.easyjet.com/EN/About/charity.html
In other news, I have basically finished one of my papers, though I'm sure I'll change bits around before I actually turn it in.  Now [...]

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