Time for another of my arbitrarily scheduled PhD life updates. In case you are wondering how I am doing, as I am mid-way through my 3rd year, I can say with confidence that I feel totally fine. Like Ross-level fine. Like sheep chilling on the Kjeragbolten- level fine. So as you can see, everything is … More Totally doing fine: PhD financial breakdown
This past month has flown by in a flurry of activity – some of the best things, including a visit to Canada, the parade (and wedding) of two of the best people, and a move back to Stockholm, a city I deeply love. While these are the highlights – the glittery bright spots of the … More A month in the life of this nomad
Venice is meant to be seen by the water, and there was no way we could leave this floating island without taking a gondola. This was our gondolier. We floated through the narrow canals as the sun was starting to go down. It was one of the most peaceful feelings – to sit back in a … More Gondola & goodbye
One of the best people I have ever worked with sent me a message a few months ago that she was itching to jump on a plane and go on an adventure. She is the sort of adventurous person who has her passport on the ready, just in case a last minute opportunity jumps up. … More Jespina in Swetaly: Stockholm-style
From the moment I stepped off the plane in Canada, the weather gods decided to gift me with a full week of the most perfect summer weather. As luck would have it, one of the quintessential summery days coincided with my time in Kingston where two of my pals played hookey from work and together … More How to have a perfect summer day: Kingston, ON
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