Sitting in a coffee shop in Santa Barbara right now. We woke up early this morning to take a trip up the PCH and spend some time with a friend. And we stopped at a breakfast place and had an Acai Bowl. Some healthy fruit smoothie with fruit on it... my mom would have hated it (John's smoothie was green because of the spinach and broccoli in it).
But, of course, not until after a stop at a local coffee joint. I just finished looking at Women's Chorus music. I have not spent nearly enough time on the music for Women's Chorus, but I plan on making up for that between now and the next rehearsal.
I e-mailed my thesis to review for my committee. I haven't actually turned it into my professor yet, but for all purposes, it's done. I was going to wait to see if my committee got back to me... but they didn't, so I'm going to print everything off and sneak over on Monday to slip it on his desk. Now I just have to decide- do I put it in a folder? I thought about putting it in a nice, clear cover folder. But the front page MUST be signed by the committee and I don't want the clear cover to get in the way. Any ideas? Maybe I just need to make a trip to my local office supply store and find something.
I received an e-mail today I had a financial hold on my account. So I just paid it off online with an e-check. I am so lucky to be able to pay it off immediately. That and over half of my financial aid was refunded to my checking account. So I used that money.
In a moment, John and I are going to listen (again) to the new Avett Brother's album. It's a good day.
1 comment:
I would recommend against a clear cover. As a grader for music appreciation in grad school, my preference was to see papers simply stapled without any fancy extras, but I don't know the protocol for a thesis. If it's a lengthy document, maybe you could have it spiral bound?
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