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    A palaeontology student living in West London funding my own part-time PhD because it's cheaper than going full-time.

    Thursday, 11 August 2005

     

    So Where To Start

    posted by Julia @ 9:13 PM

    Hmm. At some point I'll have to go backwards to go forwards. A lot has happened to me in the past few years, and all of it has direct bearing on where I am now and why I'm there. I went to Cambridge. Got two degrees there. Went to Imperial, London. Got another one there. Went to America. Got assaulted by my PhD supervisor. Didn't get a degree there. Returned to the UK. Got a job. Not what I want to do, but it pays better than what I want to do right now. Through all of this I have been loved, adored and comforted by Paul, my fiancé. Without him I don't know whether I'd have got through everything that's happened to date. I'm marrying him on 15 July next year. I can't wait.

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