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Wednesday 26 September 2007
Tuesday 25 September 2007
It has begun...
The new academic year started yesterday!
The first classes of the Master of Archaeology of the Mediterranean and the Near East!
Ghent is coming to live again after Her comatose summer slumber, people are again multiple and seem to be multiplying where they walk. (an interesting thought, that ;) )
It has once more become impossible to walk a 10 minute distance in 10 minutes. Friends and acquaintances of old hamper your movement with much-welcomed chummy sentimentality and joy, while new students look around, sharing nothing but their confusion and bewilderment about this strange new environment.
It brings back the old days, the days of yore, the days of seven, yes, seven years ago and it makes me happy to see how I have grown and how the people that surround me and that I surround myself with have grown, changed and sometimes even evolved over those years.
I returned to my yearlong job of working in the University Restaurant today. I have been doing this on and off for the past three years and I'm still much thrilled to go to work. The work is simple and offers little challenge, but the people I work with are good and kindly and I greatly enjoy bantering with them. All the women at the restaurant were eagerly hugging me for coming back and were full of praise, and I can't be any less happy to see them back.
I am a happy man. The summer was filled with travel and archaeology and the coming year will offer many challenges as well AND my first trip outside Europe, digging in Aqaba, Jordan.
I am a happy man. I have many friends, both wise and less so, people I'd die for and people who'd die for me. I have good neighbours as well, who lend me their toilet paper without second thought. A precious gift in the student community. (This does not mean my neighbours aren't friends, it just gives them an extra honourary mention.)
I am a happy man. I love life, I love living and I'm in love with a girl who isn't a vegetarian!
The first classes of the Master of Archaeology of the Mediterranean and the Near East!
Ghent is coming to live again after Her comatose summer slumber, people are again multiple and seem to be multiplying where they walk. (an interesting thought, that ;) )
It has once more become impossible to walk a 10 minute distance in 10 minutes. Friends and acquaintances of old hamper your movement with much-welcomed chummy sentimentality and joy, while new students look around, sharing nothing but their confusion and bewilderment about this strange new environment.
It brings back the old days, the days of yore, the days of seven, yes, seven years ago and it makes me happy to see how I have grown and how the people that surround me and that I surround myself with have grown, changed and sometimes even evolved over those years.
I returned to my yearlong job of working in the University Restaurant today. I have been doing this on and off for the past three years and I'm still much thrilled to go to work. The work is simple and offers little challenge, but the people I work with are good and kindly and I greatly enjoy bantering with them. All the women at the restaurant were eagerly hugging me for coming back and were full of praise, and I can't be any less happy to see them back.
I am a happy man. The summer was filled with travel and archaeology and the coming year will offer many challenges as well AND my first trip outside Europe, digging in Aqaba, Jordan.
I am a happy man. I have many friends, both wise and less so, people I'd die for and people who'd die for me. I have good neighbours as well, who lend me their toilet paper without second thought. A precious gift in the student community. (This does not mean my neighbours aren't friends, it just gives them an extra honourary mention.)
I am a happy man. I love life, I love living and I'm in love with a girl who isn't a vegetarian!
Monday 24 September 2007
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