The cat is alive.
I passed my exam.
I now have a bachelor’s degree in economics.
I’m very happy right now.
I expect to sleep very well tonight. For the first time in weeks (only got ~2 hours last night).
For a few years I’ve had some courses hanging which I’d failed back when I was on the brink of suicide. This course was the last of the courses which were ‘hanging’. What comes next now is what I’ve wanted for a long time; a fresh start (well, almost fresh – but in a good way. I have already completed the first semester of my Master’s Degree).
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Being really smart does have it’s rewards, after all…
Congratulations!
Congratulations
Congratulations. You earned it!
Tillykke.
God fornøjelse med den resterende del af kandidaten.
Tillykke!
Thanks to all of you.
Maybe I should have added this observation to the post above, but I’ll just do it here instead: You should expect more frequent posts in the period to come. This stuff – work, uncertainty, ect. – has had a very significant impact on my blogging efforts. In the weeks to come I’ll try to get back to something like 5-7 posts / week. We’ll see how it goes.