"You only have to do a few things right in life, as long as you don't do too many things wrong"
I usually keep quiet about my location, but I think I am in a phase of maybe becoming more open about my identity on the blog (or at least where I am and what I do). Anyway, today is the national day here and we're just back from the parade.
Labels: living abroad
posted by saxifraga @ 17:08
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I'm a newly appointed Associate Professor in earth science at University above the Arctic Circle. I am also a wife, a daughter, a sister and hopefully still a friend to some awesome people I spend way too little time with. The blog is an outlet for my personal thoughts and a way to engage in discussion with others about academic life and work. I appreciate my readers and your opinions. Keep talking, I love your comments.
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2 Comments:
Oh, look how pretty! They're like postcards...
I want to go to the parade.
It is really quite an event. In Home Country the national day is not really celebrated by the general public, so this is very different for me. People dress up in national costumes (beatifully embroidered skirts for the women and (at least to me) somewhat funny lucking short pants for the men). All schools and organizations in town participate in the parade and everybody else crowds the streets with cameras and flags.
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