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It's almost the end of 2007 and I think we haven't done this in awhile -- asking how people are doing from the SG community in the past year. I have gone through a series of changes in 2007. Going back to school is one of the biggest events in 2007 for me. I don't know if it's a wise thing to do at this point of the my life because I am still feeling quite resistance to my new student lifestyle. For the moment, things at school aren't too bad apart from having a lot of work to accomplish and very little sleep. So, any exciting news on your end, new jobs, new partners or new organs? (the last one's a joke)

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Greggy and Hunty, you told your stories in one of the threads but you're welcome to get into more details here if you like

I have a new hear......oh, right.

I'm in Minnesota....still... but I did get a 5.1 headset a few weeks ago. I don't have many exciting thigns happen to me...

I started University this September and moved away from home for the first time.

I'm unemployed, and my schools have botched the paperwork needed to re-enter for the spring semester, si I have to wait until August, likely, to go back to school for my masters degree :{

Going to school is fun, but it's not always fun if you're a returning student...

Wild Fragaria wrote:Going to school is fun, but it's not always fun if you're a returning student...

..or a sleepy one.

I'm studying Korean and Translation in Seoul, South Korea at university. Probably the biggest event of my life, let alone 2007. I worked for two years towards this goal and didn't seriously believe it could ever work considering the cost involved. It's a passion I have like no other I've experienced to learn (and hopefully one day master) this language and put it into a useful field. My future is not set in stone, sure, but I can at least say that I tried.

Hunter wrote:I'm studying Korean and Translation in Seoul, South Korea at university. Probably the biggest event of my life, let alone 2007. I worked for two years towards this goal and didn't seriously believe it could ever work considering the cost involved. It's a passion I have like no other I've experienced to learn (and hopefully one day master) this language and put it into a useful field. My future is not set in stone, sure, but I can at least say that I tried.

Are there Hot Chicks™?

Too many.

Hunter wrote:I'm studying Korean and Translation in Seoul, South Korea at university. Probably the biggest event of my life, let alone 2007. I worked for two years towards this goal and didn't seriously believe it could ever work considering the cost involved. It's a passion I have like no other I've experienced to learn (and hopefully one day master) this language and put it into a useful field. My future is not set in stone, sure, but I can at least say that I tried.

Ah, I wondered why you chose Korea for uni.

As for me, not alot. Should be getting a new (old) car soon and hopefully my own gaffe sometime next year (finances permitting). Changed my job a few months ago but I'm uncertain if I want to keep at it. Maybe I can finally get some momentum in Max and persue that ?

aldo wrote:Are there Hot Chicks™?

Forget the chicks (unless you have pictures) I want to know how ridiculously fast your net connection is over there.

Or how many people died because they did nothing for the previous couple of days... Though it may be beneficial to get the Koreans interested in D3... we could have a whole army of new D3 players! yay!

I'm on a wireless connection right now, of which there are several around this area. I'll let you know the net situation later!

Hostile Waters seems to have taken over my life...