PhD Comics recently depicted another aspect of the postgraduate life in the series "Les (Really) Miserables (Grad School Edition)." Is it also reflecting your situation? Hope not!
Please feel free to sing along (in the office).
Part I I Dreamed a Dream
There was a time when professors were kind
When their praises were soft and their words were inviting
There was a time when it all seemed exciting
Then it all went wrong
I dreamed a dream my senior year
When grades when high and life was easy
I dreamed my grad degree was near
And that one day would be leaving
But I was young and had no clue
And time was spent, procrastinated.
Now there’s no data I can use
No thesis done, my youth now wasted
And reviewers comment back
With their red pens bleeding edits
As they tear your graphs apart
As they turn your pages to shame! To shame!
I had a dream grad school would be
So different from this mess I’m living.
So different now from what it seemed
And still I have
No PhD…
For the rest of the series, please visit PhD Comics.
I cannot consider almost everything we get bothered about in life makes
ReplyDeletea difference. Continuously squandered taking into consideration the numerous things that people confront every day is
undoubtedly undoubtedly necessary, as no other person will face life for us.
Personally I think that citizens should be a whole lot more
sane. Knowledge is fantastic, yet a lot of what we think
about is indeed abstract. Having a cup of kava
is a zen process that brings one back again to the
present minute. We need to become more in the here and now, without being
overwhelmed by our lifestyle and the theatre we encounter each day.