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[tngerinedream19]

I'm back from a convention in Boston in which I was honored to serve as an American Psychological Association for Graduate Students ambassador.  I attend too many sessions to recount, ranging in topic from microaggressions in the classroom to the role of Buddhist and existentialist thought in fostering an adaptive sense of self and positive

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[katersatz]

sounds like that was fun- i would've liked to sit in on the bhudda adaptive self... and then go listen to music with you. =) what happened to kit? travel in skinny jeans sounds sort of uncomfortable, unless you're jagger.
i found a great place close to hopkins. it's verging in the ghetto lands, but no need to pack. i moved in today and feel like a rabbit in a warren. i also got a free 'new' phone. do you want my old one? it's my bros and it takes pics... the ear piece is sort of lame, but if you're bluetoothing it, then it would be fine. lemme know

[tngerinedream19]

sure. the phone i inherited from kit is actually half-dead at present. the screen light went out so i have no way of seeing what i'm keying. instead i have to depend entirely on my memory of what menu is where and how to program the phone alarm or type text messages.

its quite the challenge.

oh, also my friend natalie has a friend that is starting at johns this year. she should be emailing you. i hope you don't mind.

[rethought]

Awesome. What fun travels. :)

[gimawriwa]

"the role of Buddhist and existentialist thought in fostering an adaptive sense of self and positive functioning"

sounds interesting...what're ur thoughts or reactions to that particular presentation? did you take notes?