September 01, 2006
The courier delivered my offer for the MBA2009 program the other day. It was fantastic to see the offer letter and the proof of acceptance. Sort of sucks to see the price tag though. And where's the nice folder that all the people from the MBA2008 class received?
It would have been nice to start school this year, I'm pretty excited to have a year without the worry of which school I'll be attending. A bunch of people have asked me how I'm going to spend my next year. Here's a brain dump of ideas.
Friends and Family - I'm tackling some of this right now. I should do more though. Then again, I think people would rather come visit me when I'm in London.
Work! - This is the major weight on my mind right now. It really shouldn't press as hard as it does but I'll worry until the paycheques come in regularly. I'm in a position where I can choose something I want to do. Something fun. Something I'll enjoy. I've researched and fired off some interest e-mails to a few different places already but I'd be interested in suggestions if anyone has any.
Unleash some creativity - When I was little, some of my favorites of all the things my parents enrolled me in were classes at the
Edmonton Art Gallery. I've been meaning to get my art on for the past few years. It would be great to break loose and do something purely creative again. I was thinking of some sculpting classes, I have been known to
demonstrate some talent in that discipline.
Research more school stuff - The preliminary work was already put into the application, now it's time for some more concrete stuff. Scholarships, summer internship, shadowing and second year project, exchange, career trajectory. There are a bunch of things to think about between now and when school starts.
Reclaim my health - It's really so much easier not going to the gym and much more enjoyable eating whatever I want. In the spirit of the year though, a more svelte Wincent will be moving to London next year. After seeing my brother's physical transformation after steadily working out over the past year, well, frankly I'm jealous.
¿Habla Español? - Poorly-pronounced conversational Cantonese, basic Mandarin and French, Vietnamese food. I think some basic Spanish would compliment the hodgepodge of sounds I can make. I think it would make things easier for the exit language requirement. My Chinese read/write ability is non existent and another language with sound-letter corresponance to sounds would give me another choice of Language to pursue.
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