I can't come up with a summary! I wrote three pages of "Analysis and Discussion," and now I have nothing left for "Summary and Conclusions"!

At the risk of seeming patronizing (I'm not...), ask yourself questions the way a friend would. "What is your paper about? Can you cut to the chase for dummies?" = Summary "Why did you write the paper? What are you trying to prove?" = Conclusion/s

I think I'll babble about the importance of critical thinking for a paragraph or so.

Nice.

I have my second job interview with UCB tomorrow. I just received an email at 4:40pm today that asked if I had any documentation I'd written at my old job. I didn't take much when I left and the documentation I wrote was in the form of emails to customers. I printed out a bunch of thank you notes from customers when I left but I'm not sure if they include any of the longer directions I wrote. My printout of thank you notes from customers is 4" thick.

"What is your paper about? Can you cut to the chase for dummies?" = Summary "Why did you write the paper? What are you trying to prove?" = Conclusion/s

Yeah, I did those. Mind you, I also did those in the introduction, but what the hell. The main problem is that I think my project's a piece of crap, so I'm having trouble really selling it.

No. The real problem is IDON'TWANNAAAAA so I'm having trouble making myself do it. I just need to bullshit another page, slap some stuff together for the appendix, and get back to deciding how I'm going to teach factoring polynomials to kids who were, seriously, astounded and dismayed at the idea that you could factor 4x out of 4x^2 + 24x today.

Emily: You can do it! You can do it! GO! GO! GO! WOOO HOOOO!!!!!!

Cheerleader Cowgirl!

You can do it, Emily!

vw brought me ICE CREAM. I'm taking a small break.

Ooh, I wish I had ice cream. But I ate about 100 cookies at lunch today, so decided against it. Stupid delicious cookies.

Ice cream=brain food, so that's, like, perfect.

can someone tell me something nice?