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Apr. 21st, 2011 09:14 pmYesterday I finally heard from Columbia, formerly the holdout among my schools. I got a no, which I wasn't surprised about--I was only surprised that it took them so long. But considering I applied back in October, I guess it's something that they took this long to tell me no.
But this means I can finally make my decision! Or rather, confirm the decision I'd pretty much already made. Therefore...
Georgetown Law class of 2014! Three years in Washington DC!
Also, a couple things that amused me in a really geeky way:
1. My mom asked me to put Tangled in my Netflix queue because she hadn't seen it in theaters. I did, and enjoyed it enough that I'd already had it in my queue. Yesterday it came, and we watched it last night, and my mom had plenty to say about Disney Princesses -- and also story archetypes, with reference to Carl Jung.
Yes, academic-style analysis of random movies does run in the family. XD
(My mom also enjoyed Tangled a lot more than she was expecting to. I feel sort of vindicated, because while I don't think the movie is flawless, it's definitely one of my favorite Disney princess movies.)
2. At work today my coworkers kept bursting into laughter. Finally someone came to show me what it was they were laughing about -- an email from a government agency...with absolutely horrible grammar. I also burst out laughing.
I love my job. I may not be getting paid, but at least I'm working with kindred spirits. XD
But this means I can finally make my decision! Or rather, confirm the decision I'd pretty much already made. Therefore...
Georgetown Law class of 2014! Three years in Washington DC!
Also, a couple things that amused me in a really geeky way:
1. My mom asked me to put Tangled in my Netflix queue because she hadn't seen it in theaters. I did, and enjoyed it enough that I'd already had it in my queue. Yesterday it came, and we watched it last night, and my mom had plenty to say about Disney Princesses -- and also story archetypes, with reference to Carl Jung.
Yes, academic-style analysis of random movies does run in the family. XD
(My mom also enjoyed Tangled a lot more than she was expecting to. I feel sort of vindicated, because while I don't think the movie is flawless, it's definitely one of my favorite Disney princess movies.)
2. At work today my coworkers kept bursting into laughter. Finally someone came to show me what it was they were laughing about -- an email from a government agency...with absolutely horrible grammar. I also burst out laughing.
I love my job. I may not be getting paid, but at least I'm working with kindred spirits. XD