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Where are you headed for the long weekend?
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the problem is my university is located ontop of a mountain...
more views from my school;
wish i could be spending time out camping and hiking like you guys for the weekend
Dammn!! I want to go back to school if school looks like this! That campus looks good enough to just set up a tarp and hang out looking at the view!! Like knives, one can never have too many degrees!
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Dammn!! I want to go back to school if school looks like this! That campus looks good enough to just set up a tarp and hang out looking at the view!! Like knives, one can never have too many degrees!
Stitchawl
haha thanks dude, my school is covered in hiking trails
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Well, it's Thanksgiving weekend for me, so I'm going to be visiting my family in the Collingwood area. We will spend the better part of Sunday hiking on the Bruce Trail, which should generate a decent appetite. Other than that, I'm hoping to spend some time in the shop working on a few knives.
To those who study at universities in BC, let me just say that I am green with envy. I did my undergraduate and early graduate work in Ottawa, and I now work at a university in Toronto. I had the opportunity to attend a conference at UBC this past summer, and I couldn't figure out how anybody gets any work done there. It's right on the coast in the middle of a beautiful cedar forest, and you can see mountains all around on a clear day. Unbelievable. The same goes for SFU, of course. By contrast, there are more trees on my desktop wallpaper than within a 3 mile radius of my office. Needless to say, I keep a sharp lookout for job postings in your neck of the woods.
Anyway, to my fellow Canadians, happy Thanksgiving, and to the rest of you, enjoy the weekend.
All the best,
- Mike
To those who study at universities in BC, let me just say that I am green with envy. I did my undergraduate and early graduate work in Ottawa, and I now work at a university in Toronto. I had the opportunity to attend a conference at UBC this past summer, and I couldn't figure out how anybody gets any work done there. It's right on the coast in the middle of a beautiful cedar forest, and you can see mountains all around on a clear day. Unbelievable. The same goes for SFU, of course. By contrast, there are more trees on my desktop wallpaper than within a 3 mile radius of my office. Needless to say, I keep a sharp lookout for job postings in your neck of the woods.
Anyway, to my fellow Canadians, happy Thanksgiving, and to the rest of you, enjoy the weekend.
All the best,
- Mike
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