Just when I decide "no more dating" I meet a random guy on the plane that I really click with. He is of course awesome, and totally undatable. He lives in San Antonio. I ended up on a plane going from Boston to Charlotte and then to Chicago. He was going from San Antonio to Charlotte to Chicago. We spent the entire two and a half hour flight talking, all the important topics: foodie things, traveling, camping/hiking/running, dating, working from home, making friends in new places. (I don't camp/hike, but he did). I haven't had a good conversation like that with someone in so long. At the end of the flight he asked me if I wanted to keep in touch, and we ended up getting coffee and walking around Chicago a few days later. He called me. Like actually on the phone. I'm always saying I hate technology, no one is personal anymore, and then he called me and I was freaked out. I'm not sure why, but it makes you super awkward. I had a good time with him again, and we even joked about him coming to Copenhagen with me. He didn't have a passport with him, and he kept joking he'll never travel domestically without a passport again.
Life is funny. It was a great date. Who knows how it will play out ...
Merry Christmas, I got my grades! I give up. Well ... I don't give up, but I'm changing my focus drastically. It is insane how much time I need to put into studying to get A's. The first quarter of school, I studied all day every day. And, I got 2 B's and 1 A. Second quarter, I studied barely ever. I didn't even open one of the books I purchased, and I got the same grades. Being the super smart graduate student that I am, I've realized that I can scale back on the intense studying I was doing and focus on getting a job that I want to have.
245 Miles Down 70 Miles to Go
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