And this is why we are Sisters
Posted by Jules - June 9, 2007 at 05:06:40 pmTaken by the Chan Family second? cousins, after my sister’s graduation. And why do I look shorter than Jen????!!
Pictures
Posted by Jules - May 31, 2007 at 09:05:58 pmHere are some pictures that I was supposed to send my sister but neglected to- the Cho sisters in full silliness:
My sister is graduating from Univ. of Washington next week with a bachelor’s degree in Architecture, so I’m taking next friday off and flying up to Seattle, and will arrive at SEATAC 1.5 hours before her ceremony begins. When I arrive at the oakland airport at 1:05 pm on Sunday, I need to go home, grab my violin and head out to St Johns, because I have a performance at 3, and need to be there by 2 pm. Talk about cutting it close. Anyhoo, congrats Jen! Even though you never update your blog anymore, I still love you ~_^
Official Letters Come in Small Envelopes
Posted by Jules - February 27, 2007 at 07:02:04 pm(Mike made me include a picture. Apparently he deems my posts too pictureless. And I do believe this picture of the envelope is larger than the envelope itself)
Yay! I finally received my letter from the department of Plant Biology at Berkeley! I’ve been looking in my mailbox every single day for the past week and a half to no avail. But today, I opened my mailbox, and there was a little envelope from the PMB department. Now, if I hadn’t been contacted by the admissions professor beforehand, I would have assumed this was a rejection. Yay yay yay~!!!!! I’m so excited. And this time around, I don’t even have to pay for tuition, and they are paying me a stipend to do something I really want to do. How completely awesome is that???!!!
Now just waiting for the acceptance letter from the University. This one I assume will come in a big envelope.
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Going Posting Crazy
Posted by Jules - February 15, 2007 at 11:02:56 pmWahh, mike is getting a little crazy with his posting. Must be the new format.
Today’s topics of discussion:
1. I got accepted into the department of Plant and Microbial Biology at Berkeley for graduate school! Wahooo! I would hazard to say that I am the most excited person to hear this news (in this case, sent by email). I should be receiving an official letter through snail mail in a few days. It is such a relief to know that I got in. I’ve been stewing in anxiety ever since submitting my apps. Now it’s time to call up Davis and see if I can pressure them to hurry up their admissions process. But considering that they recently asked my boss to resend her rec because they lost it again, I don’t know that my efforts will speed the process up much. Yay to having no monies again. And cheers to another five+ years of schooling.
2. To celebrate, mike and I went to Mijori’s to eat sushi. We ordered mike’s requisite rainbow roll, and miscellany including oyako donburi (eggs, chickens, onions and sweet sauce over sticky rice) and it was quite tasty. Mmmmm… chicken rice… and forgot about buying ice cream, which was our original celebratory feast goal. Ah well, I left full and happy.
3. I have worked an insane amount of hours at work due to a meltdown emergency at work. To date, no less than 11 hours per day since monday. Whew. Almost to the homestretch. But at least I get to enjoy the three day weekend. I think I would have gone crazy if I had needed to work through the weekend. I also took a walk around the work campus, which I haven’t done for awhile. It was really beautiful, with the sun, the breeze, and the bay. Hopefully I won’t dream any more disturbing lab dreams (last night, I dreamt that I spilled acetic acid all over myself while trying to making a dilute solution to stop a protein silver stain reaction. It’s no good when dreams about work invade my off time. Must relax!)
4. I watched nacho libre tonight, which was actually kind of entertaining, though I think Jack Black a complete doofus.
5. Mike is currently wrestling with the “New” Super Mario Bros for DS.
6. And now I am sleepy. Time for bed. Goodnight!
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