Mr. Wright (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} mr_wright) wrote,@ 2008-09-07 01:20:00 |
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Things are going well!
I've been in Montreal for the last while, and it's been nice. While here, I got together withkojaxs, ramaxela, Fehr, and Josh; finished all of the knitting on the sweater I've been making (though there's still a bit of sewing left); and learned Morse code. In two days I leave for Greece, where I'll be for ten days (and for the first time my birthday will happen while I'm outside of North America!).
Office and TAing assignments have been sent out, and I seem to have won with both: I'll be in a rather large office (as I wanted) shared with many awesome people, with several more awesome people in nearby offices. And I'll be TAing an introductory logic class (which meets twice a week, at noon).
I also got an email from Sarah-Marie Belcastro:
I've been in Montreal for the last while, and it's been nice. While here, I got together with
kojaxs, ramaxela, Fehr, and Josh; finished all of the knitting on the sweater I've been making (though there's still a bit of sewing left); and learned Morse code. In two days I leave for Greece, where I'll be for ten days (and for the first time my birthday will happen while I'm outside of North America!).Office and TAing assignments have been sent out, and I seem to have won with both: I'll be in a rather large office (as I wanted) shared with many awesome people, with several more awesome people in nearby offices. And I'll be TAing an introductory logic class (which meets twice a week, at noon).
I also got an email from Sarah-Marie Belcastro:
[...] At the Joint Mathematics Meetings in January, Carolyn Yackel and I will be hosting a juried mathematical fiber arts exhibit. Would you be interested in submitting anything to that? Of the stuff you have posted on your webpage, we particularly like the crocheted Seifert surfaces and the LES scarf. [...]Hooray!
