That was a strange lecture

I think there rarely has been a day in the last 6 years that I really enjoyed being at uni. There have been some, and some really memorable one but today was one of the few where I thought I was at the right place at the right time. I know it doesn't make much sense. It's just a feeling I had while lazying around in the sun with my presentation group, going through the presentation and talking to a group of Stanford students, who were there due to a G8 summit meeting at the campus. Wiebke and me realized at the same time that this would be our last presentation ever and that we both hadn't really done something for it. Sure I read the text and made notes and marked passages I wanted to read out loud but other than that I didn't do anything.
So sitting there in front of the brand new cafeteria drinking frozen cappuccino and talking about future plans made me feel okay. Good even.

The presentation then went surprisingly well, despite the horrible heat in the room and the 144 students. The three of us actually managed to pull it off despite the lack of preparation and we did chose the right passages to read out loud. Afterwards the two profs even thanked us with shaking our hands. That never happened to me before. Never...
( On to more ramblings about the seminar, papers and so on )

Now I only need to get the other papers done. *hides*

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Still contemplating London though... and yes I know it's not a good idea but I am thinking about it.. constantly. I mean it's not that far.. Uhm.
And it's Kane.