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If music should die before I wake, I pray the lord my soul to take.
The news for today.
I woke up phlegmy and achey and not-so-great. I suspect a week and a half of not nearly enough sleep has caught up with me and my depressed immune system. So I'm staying home to sleep. I had a bowl of cereal, I'm drinking coffee, then I'm reporting to the couch for a mid-morning nap. I'll give a full description of the results later. I don't think I'm extremely sick [*knock on wood*] but I want to sleep it off before it's too late.
Last night after I got out of my recording arts class, I have several messages. Including from Steve from Antioch - L.A. He had good news for me -- they accepted me into their program starting in December.
I'm going to grad school!!
I came home and there was a big envelope from Bennington. I thought it was a crazy string of good news, but turns out they just sent me a packet letting me know they received my complete application and that it was forwarded to the Committee on the 15th (when the deadline was) and I'll be hearing from them most likely the second week of October. Which, you know, is nice and all, but....I got into Antioch!! Suckers.
So maybe between naps today I'll call Steve back. I was unexpectedly surprised by the personal attention, since the last school applying experience included form letters and mass messages to the class of several thousand. This time I get a call where he mentions enjoying the selection of the novel I sent him. At first I was thinking "wow, he read my novel?" Oh yeah, I mean that's the point. I guess I was still expecting some committee in a room going through the manuscripts then tossing the applications into two piles of reject and accept, then some office assistant does a mail merge and sends out letters. Which is not what I want in a grad school, but I'm just not used to such personalized attention.
Have I mentioned I got into Antioch yet?
Okay, yeah, I'm excited.
I woke up phlegmy and achey and not-so-great. I suspect a week and a half of not nearly enough sleep has caught up with me and my depressed immune system. So I'm staying home to sleep. I had a bowl of cereal, I'm drinking coffee, then I'm reporting to the couch for a mid-morning nap. I'll give a full description of the results later. I don't think I'm extremely sick [*knock on wood*] but I want to sleep it off before it's too late.
Last night after I got out of my recording arts class, I have several messages. Including from Steve from Antioch - L.A. He had good news for me -- they accepted me into their program starting in December.
I'm going to grad school!!
I came home and there was a big envelope from Bennington. I thought it was a crazy string of good news, but turns out they just sent me a packet letting me know they received my complete application and that it was forwarded to the Committee on the 15th (when the deadline was) and I'll be hearing from them most likely the second week of October. Which, you know, is nice and all, but....I got into Antioch!! Suckers.
So maybe between naps today I'll call Steve back. I was unexpectedly surprised by the personal attention, since the last school applying experience included form letters and mass messages to the class of several thousand. This time I get a call where he mentions enjoying the selection of the novel I sent him. At first I was thinking "wow, he read my novel?" Oh yeah, I mean that's the point. I guess I was still expecting some committee in a room going through the manuscripts then tossing the applications into two piles of reject and accept, then some office assistant does a mail merge and sends out letters. Which is not what I want in a grad school, but I'm just not used to such personalized attention.
Have I mentioned I got into Antioch yet?
Okay, yeah, I'm excited.
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Congrats!
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Huzzah, huzzah
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surprise, not only haven't I been posting, but i have also given up most of my voyerism
xoxo
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About lack of sleep: For awhile now, I have been obligated to take long naps when coming back from work on Friday nights (I do leave work on the 4 other days also, by the way). And I have to sleep 12-hour nights on the weekend or else I think I would just crack. Is it like that for you?
Rock Star!
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Congrats on the grad school thing. I start next month on my Master's! =)
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xo a.
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this is very exciting!
assuming, of course, that this is your choice, once you get in to the other schools.
can you still come for thanksgiving?
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You should talk to
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One of my good friends in Tucson just finished her master's in conflict resolution at Antioch - she loved the program (she was enrolled at Ohio).
I've thought about it myself, once or twice.
Yay!
sweet!
TC,
Jesse
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(I hope the phlemgy-ness is short-lived, by the way...)
YAY!
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on the flip side, congratulations! grad school at antioch... that's currency (and i'm not talkin' 'bout tuition). -Jt
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Not that I"m surprised, of course :)
Margaret
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Also, feel better.
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Would you move to LA? Or is it a distance learning thing? I know the umbrella programs often operate like that, esp. at grad level.
Selfishly, I hope you're not moving to LA. ::sniff::
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Top stuff!
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c o n g r a t u l a t i o n s...................
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rockstar