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[nibot]

I forgot to tell you about Sunday. It's our Indian Summer now and on Sunday the day was bright and clear and warm, maybe 24 degrees C or more, and Sue's birthday. I must have sat for four hours in the garden with the butterflys and speckled particles in the air and Sue and Tori's friends, a very pleasant gentry. I remarked to Rob (hypostatization) that it was a requiem for summer, but what I really meant was a celebration of it, my quasi-religious view that at t = ∞ we'll all come together at the Indian Summer travelers' paradise at the north pole of the Riemann sphere.

I've pretty much moved into a new office at school, where several of the first-years are, so we can all work on homework. The others there are Jen (__jen__), Dan, and Sarah. I've moved in a bunch of my textbooks and acquired a key. Usually when we're working on homework problems I feel totally incompetent, but yesterday we worked on the quantum assignment, a subject in which i am reasonably proficient, and was all over the blackboards. It was awesome. School is looking up these days.

I may get to have an adventure tomorrow.

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[auressiel.livejournal.com]

Glad to hear about the new office. But... what was the old one like? I only saw it for a moment when I visited and it looked to me like any other grad student office the country (including mine) - crowded, lacking natural light and below ground.

[nibot.livejournal.com]

I still have my old office, and actually I like it a lot. It is a bit crowded, but it does have a large window to the sunny and grassy (at the moment) outside world, and we have an espresso maker and a fridge, and I have lots of postcards taped to the wall. I could use a little brighter/incandescent light, but otherwise I can't complain.

[https://users.livejournal.com/--jen--/]

We're glad to have you, Tobin!