Re: ★ Fps for knuffels ★ ++ spring event aid
Posted: Apr 29th, '15, 12:17
Ohh yes, definitely play the gender card here hehe. I'm glad there's been this emphasis on gender equalising male dominated industries. I'm sure you'll have companies fighting to have such a bright spark on their team
. How do you apply for industrial training? Does the uni help out with that at all or is it all on your own?
I'm sure you looked fierce nonetheless. (Like a fierce cat). Ethanol is a perfect solvent to dissolve permanent marker hehe. Oh my glob, I'm the same with the yelling at/talking to inanimate objects when stressed. Sometimes I mutter to my cells (e.g."Please be good cells and die when I give you this drug...") while running stressful experiments... and got caught once by a coworker. I tried to say I was talking through the protocol but their suspicious look confirmed the worst.
But yeah, it's not harming anyone or yourself so whatever. We all need a way to destress.
Were you initially interested in being a psychologist/psychiatrist? Or do research?
I'll make you comfy.
Mwahahaha. -squishes you into a ball and sticks feathers all over you-
Ooh that's good that you've moved on and have someone now. Canberra? Man how's long distance working for you? I could never do it. I'd be so insecure about them and imagine them cheating on me all the time. D;
Ugh. Your ex sounds more and more... shallow. Immature? I'm glad you two aren't together anymore. Although it sucks you're still affected by it. Hopefully time will help you heal. How long has it been since you two broke up?
Ahh well that's good. So the degree is reasonably structured. I've heard that UNSW is one of the best places to study engineering in Sydney... I guess this shows why.
It was organised by our faculty in the sense that they gave us a list of supervisors and projects that were available. Problem was, there were like 10 projects and 100's of students, around 50 of which were advanced stream. I don't think a single normal stream student had the opportunity to get summer work experience. I was super lucky and managed to nab two, one in first year and one in second. I would have taken a third one had I not been advised to take a break by my mentors.
But yeah, those two lost summers were so worth it. Getting a supervisor for Honours was a piece of cake, as was getting the job I'm doing now. I just wish these opportunities were available to more students, and didn't just give advanced students even more of a leg-up than they already have. :/
:< Poor Po. Perhaps you could go with a close friend? It might be good to have someone to talk to and distract from the awkwardness until it passes. Think about all the fun you'll have in the society~
My cousin gave me a seed of wisdom a few years ago that I've always kept close to my heart: "20 years from now, you'll regret more the things you DIDN'T do than the things you DID do. So take risks, get out of your comfort zone, and make sure you don't ever regret NOT doing something." <-- not exact quote, but something along those lines. I try my best to live by that philosophy - but I understand it can be hard and I'll admit I haven't always followed it. And truth is, I DO regret stuff I didn't do... e.g. not joining all those Revues.
I wasn't aware extrovert was spelt "extravert". You learn something new every day... I guess I count as an extrovert - but only if I'm confident I've got nothing to lose or the crowd is reasonably friendly.
Haha I took that test a loooong time ago and I can't remember what I was anymore. I heard that you can change over time if you were to take the test every few years. Interesting. I do remember that I was classed as an extrovert by it though.

I'm sure you looked fierce nonetheless. (Like a fierce cat). Ethanol is a perfect solvent to dissolve permanent marker hehe. Oh my glob, I'm the same with the yelling at/talking to inanimate objects when stressed. Sometimes I mutter to my cells (e.g."Please be good cells and die when I give you this drug...") while running stressful experiments... and got caught once by a coworker. I tried to say I was talking through the protocol but their suspicious look confirmed the worst.

Were you initially interested in being a psychologist/psychiatrist? Or do research?
I'll make you comfy.

Ooh that's good that you've moved on and have someone now. Canberra? Man how's long distance working for you? I could never do it. I'd be so insecure about them and imagine them cheating on me all the time. D;
Ugh. Your ex sounds more and more... shallow. Immature? I'm glad you two aren't together anymore. Although it sucks you're still affected by it. Hopefully time will help you heal. How long has it been since you two broke up?
Ahh well that's good. So the degree is reasonably structured. I've heard that UNSW is one of the best places to study engineering in Sydney... I guess this shows why.
It was organised by our faculty in the sense that they gave us a list of supervisors and projects that were available. Problem was, there were like 10 projects and 100's of students, around 50 of which were advanced stream. I don't think a single normal stream student had the opportunity to get summer work experience. I was super lucky and managed to nab two, one in first year and one in second. I would have taken a third one had I not been advised to take a break by my mentors.

:< Poor Po. Perhaps you could go with a close friend? It might be good to have someone to talk to and distract from the awkwardness until it passes. Think about all the fun you'll have in the society~
My cousin gave me a seed of wisdom a few years ago that I've always kept close to my heart: "20 years from now, you'll regret more the things you DIDN'T do than the things you DID do. So take risks, get out of your comfort zone, and make sure you don't ever regret NOT doing something." <-- not exact quote, but something along those lines. I try my best to live by that philosophy - but I understand it can be hard and I'll admit I haven't always followed it. And truth is, I DO regret stuff I didn't do... e.g. not joining all those Revues.

Hi Dreamsinger! Thanks for the welcome~ I am loving it here so far. Everyone is so friendly and not elitist and it's awesome.dreamsinger wrote:Welcome, Mrow! I hope you like it here.
Are either of you (or anyone else who feels like joining in) extroverts? (Technically it's "extraverts" but I'm not swapping to that.) I am an extrovert, and according to the Meyers-Brigg's test I'm an ENFP. My twin, Arrowdancer, is one, too. But we are a little different temperamentally. I feel like people think we're not. :(

I wasn't aware extrovert was spelt "extravert". You learn something new every day... I guess I count as an extrovert - but only if I'm confident I've got nothing to lose or the crowd is reasonably friendly.
Haha I took that test a loooong time ago and I can't remember what I was anymore. I heard that you can change over time if you were to take the test every few years. Interesting. I do remember that I was classed as an extrovert by it though.