Maybe I’m not far enough out, but I really, really remember it.
She’s right, though. I sprung fully-grown from my father’s forehead at about age 25. #Athena
Given the fact that the NYT employs a columnist who gets tips about the future from cab drivers, I am not surprised at all.
Tip 1: Don't try to work full time while going to grad school full time.
Make friends, get involved in the student professional organizations for your field, travel to conferences and meetings, and start looking at jobs and figuring out what the requirements are for the jobs you want. Make sure you structure your field work, internships, and class schedules around getting those skills.
I went to graduate school because I couldn't find a job, so when I started graduate school that became my focus.
What you don't see in the second half of the GIF is the Bahamas trying to force Florida to the west in order to pin it up against Cuba only to speed off after realizing that the Dominican Republic was filming the whole thing.
Mandatory
1. Roll over on your employees
I find it creepy as hell. If I was a child who was chipped in such a way, I'd carve the thing out myself, pain and disfigurement be damned.
Who else would have the balls to do that?
Good example about small town behavior! It took several "incidents" in my new location before I realized that's just an expected norm for small towns. Lots of people I encountered seemed overly nosy and I was paranoid why they were asking me all these questions like where I work, what part of town I live in, and so…
A perfect example of how to behave when the person you like chooses another is portrayed by Jim Halpert of The Office. He accepted the rejection, stepped wayyyy back, explained his feelings but did not hold Pam responsible for them. Considering they get together in the end, it sends a positive message that sometimes…
Dudes obviously got confused and thought they were at a Kriss Kross show.
Predictions so far-
The music is fucking amazing.
I, on the other hand, I'm all for monogamy, I don't believe open relationships can work because of jealousy, insecurities which are fair common human emotions. But this article has really made me reconsider if they can work, as long as both people know what's going on, be honest with each other and realistic. This…
Step 1. Get drunk.