Done and done.

I've been working on my research regarding the Alexander Technique and its psychological and physiological effects on aerobic exercise performance in healthy humans (If you don't have over 7 words in your title, it's not scientific enough) for about a year and a half. Today I made my last presentation about it and I am done. Done. Done. Done. Thrilled to be done.

This experience goes in my halls of fame. I get a gold medal in the Being a Responsible Adult Olympics for this one. As cool as it was to do, this specific scientific community and I do not gel nor feed each other academically.

There were times were it took ever sense of responsibility and every bit of my core essence not to quit. And I didn't. I'm pretty sure it was worth it, even with developing mono a few months ago, but only time will tell.

Happy Karina.

Time flies.

And it has. Suffice to say, since I last blogged I have since seen my first roller derby (I am SO going to be in one soon), acquired my first Serbian facebook pen pal, and have almost finished my research of which I've spent the last year and a half on. It's been a nice time of death and rebirth. How about you?