Multnomah Falls in Oregon
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Asian Carp and Surge Barriers
Yet again Mel and I find ourselves sitting in the MSC at obscene hours of the night- this time writing our Marine Policy final research papers. We were just explaining our topics to each other and they are both so fascinating. Just made me think about how cool it is that there are so many things in life to be interested in and curious about: so many books to read, languages to learn, fields to specialize in, and questions to ask. If you are bored in life, it is your truly own damn fault. There is so so much out there to do and never enough time to accomplish all of it. All you really need to do is get your head out of your ass, go out, and find it. At first I thought a 20 page paper on surge barriers in NYS would be dreadful but that assumption is turning out to be quite untrue.
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"I think things are beautiful when you don’t plan them, and you don’t have any expectations, and you’re not trying to get somewhere in particular."
Alison Mosshart
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"I guess when you’re young, you believe there will be many people whom you’ll connect with. Later in life you realize it only happens a few times."
Richard Linklater
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"When I was a boy and I would see scary things in the news, my mother would say to me, ‘Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping.’"
Mr. (Fred) Rogers
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Summer 2013
- Post-finals backpacking in Maine (Julie and Julia time)
- Working for MMA as an Environmental Education Instructor in Nantucket
- Off to CA with the boy to meet the parents
- 3-days in New York at Electric Zoo 2013
- Back to Williams
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"[They] agreed that it was neither possible nor necessary to educate people who never questioned anything."
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Ernest Shepard (English artist and book illustrator; 1879-1976)
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