Direction found at B-Day minus 8

[the_fantastic_ms_fox]

I've been a bit lost in the last little while: I imagine it could be chalked up to overcoming years of utopian social programming. 

I'm pleased to say that I'm now considering doing some kind of degree combining the new fields combining social "sciences" and physical sciences(!): the two will find they have statistics in common. In my case, first they will shake hands, then get to know each-other, then, in time, they may settle down and buy a house in the area bounded by population health and counselling/representing people with stigmatized psychological issues. This may be combined with, or at times usurped by, art, writing, politics or some intersection thereof.

The key issue here is that my eyes arent on the destination, but the journey: even the first step looks like a lot of fun, and there's lots of room for course-correction. I'm not completing step one of a twenty-year plan; I'm engaged in plan A, which may play into overarching but nebulous goal B.

Cheers.

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[algae-al-fresco.livejournal.com]

yes. the journey is everything; if you aren't happy with it, well...we know where it ends, and that's no fun.