Thursday, March 10, 2005

back home...

so...i'm back. that was a bit crazy...flying out sunday and coming back tuesday. had the fellowship dinner on sunday night, then had 6 interviews throughout the day on monday...that was pretty tiring. went out to dinner at dupont circle on monday night with a group of other candidates. tuesday morning i had two more interviews, then turned in my match list, checked out of the hotel, and headed back to the airport.

the nice things about the trip:

- i was in bethesda, maryland, at the national institutes of health (nih) campus. i know it sounds geeky, but as a public health person, it was kinda cool to be there...

- i met so many super nice people...from the couple coming back from a socal vacation on the super shuttle to the med students applying for the fellowship (technically my competitors), everyone i met was so friendly and nice. and i only had one interviewer that wasn't so nice...1 out of 8 ain't so bad...

- it snowed on the last day! it actually made me kinda miss snowy winters...something about walking around while it's snowing...everything covered in a white blanket...your toes getting frostbit 'cuz you didn't pack boots...

- finally saw the incredibles on the plane ride back. that was a treat 'cuz according to the inflight magazine, they weren't supposed to show it until the middle of the month, but after they showed bridget jones' diary 2, they showed the incredibles instead of the filler (you know, those national geographic/travel shows) they usually show. the only thing is, for some reason, not that many people were watching it (maybe most people had already seen it)...so me and this one other person were the only people on the flight busting out laughing. hehe, that was a great movie...

8 Comments:

At 11:03 PM, Blogger gw said...

you miss out on a lot seeing the incredibles on a plane!

 
At 12:00 PM, Blogger evil-lyn said...

yeah, i know,...but beggars can't be choosers...

my bro's getting the dvd, so i'll watch it again then.

;p

 
At 11:43 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

do mosaic people go out of their way to give their phone numbers to 1st-time visitors?

 
At 10:24 AM, Blogger evil-lyn said...

eh?

 
At 10:05 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

a "friend" visited mosaic after listening to the sermon you linked on this blog, and this "friend" was detained for about 7 minutes while a member of the church gave him her name, phone #, email address, and also the name and email address of a campus contact. my "friend" was wondering whether this is standard practice to bring in new members, or whether this girl was responding to his apparently irresistible virility.

 
At 11:00 AM, Blogger evil-lyn said...

well...can't really speak for her, but generally mosaic-ers make a good effort to get new-comers connected.

so this "friend" was scared off, eh? dude, does that mean that whenever i'm welcoming to a guy, he's wondering if it's 'cuz of his "irresistible virility"? eeww..

 
At 11:54 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

well, some guys are better than others at understanding the intention behind friendliness. some guys are worse.

as for you, perhaps starting off your conversation with, "Hi, I'm in no way interested in you. Welcome to our church!" would work.

 
At 12:14 PM, Blogger evil-lyn said...

thanks for the tip! i'll be sure to try that next time. ;p

 

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