Fasten your seatbelts ... after a lot of work, a little celebrating was in order!
In January, I found myself feeling a little lost and unfocussed. The end of my grad school journey was somehow anti-climactic and downright depressing. Mostly because I kept waking up each morning programmed to research, proof-read, type, read, process, analyze, churn out reports ... well, you get the drift. I was struggling to shake off the invisible yoke that had me in a choke-hold for almost 2 years, and unable to really move forward, because I didn't have a full-time job to slide back into, as most of my classmates did. Moving forward was what I had yearned for so many long months, but it seems it was, and still is, hampered by the fact that the actual graduation ceremony is not until June 14th of this year. That's a long time to wait, especially when a big celebration is in order. Getting my Masters Degree after all this time, is indeed cause to celebrate in my book. So, debt worries aside, I found a way to combine work and travel. In ...