Roadtrip from New Hampshire to the Sunshine State.
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1981

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Roadtrip from New Hampshire to the Sunshine State.
Florida
1981

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▪︎ October ▪︎
- My official graduation ceremony was last week!! It felt really satisfying being able to celebrate the hard work I've put in the last four years, but it was a little bittersweet knowing my studies are over (for now at least). I went and got my nails done so I could look cool in all my photos.
- Took a little trip to my hometown to visit some friends; we ended up going drinking at the heritage hotel. It was nice catching up with people, but it felt odd going back there after so long.
- Crunch time at the copyediting internship. All articles are due to the publisher by the end of the month, which meant some intensive proofreading sessions.
Mutuals/Followers, I need your help! ⚠️
I'm an English major who's currently pursuing a postgrad degree. The final year of my postgrad course will commence from July. So this means I'll have to submit a thesis in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree, by next year. Can y'all please suggest some ideas for the topic of the thesis? 😅 What are some good themes or concepts that I could work on? Any ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Please DM me, send me asks or interact with this post, if you can help.
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they should create a reality that doesn’t stress me out 99% of the time
I think I'm the most demotivated with this thesis than I've been my whole life, and I understand part of it is that I hadn't touched it in a year, that I've been working non stop all year and my brain is fried from that and insomnia, that it's the first experimental thesis I write and that I just want to work a repetitive job that doesn't require much thought for the rest of my life (I think that's half the autism and half the burnout) and that I'm totally fine with leaving it for the September deadline (which I'm sure is what my supervisor is going to recommend when I send her my full draft) but I'm not ready for my parents' reactions to that (ignoring that it's literally their fault I couldn't submit it last year btw).
Anyways, I'll try my best to have something decent for the 20th, but as always I'd rather turn in a proper thesis than a thesis that merely gets the "it's decent" treatment.
If the system worked better where I live and master degree's marks actually were needed to get a research grant then I'd feel more motivated, but nope, they use your degree marks (I got a 7,45/10) which is absurd...
Might fuck around and get a lab technician/librarian/archivist course at this point, can I just try and work at a damn bookshop or something like please, I need a break from academics

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Coming-of-Age Reads for Recent Grads! 🎓
Congratulations, class of 2026! 🥳
Graduating is exciting, but can also be uncertain and overwhelming, so here are some YA reads for anyone still figuring out their next chapter. These coming-of-age stories lean into the uncertainty, growth, and messiness of figuring out who you are. Never Thought I'd End Up Here, A Guide to Falling Off the Map, The Family I'm In, and Your Final Moments offer stories shaped by transition, identity, and the awkward stretch between who you were and who you’re becoming—perfect for anyone still discovering where you're meant to land post grad.
Start reading Never Thought I’d End Up Here
Start reading A Guide to Falling off the Map
Start reading The Family I’m In
Start Reading Your Final Moments
Michael Keaton in Post Grad (2009)
teacher training after degrees in literature is certainly a new experience