I'm in Cambridge now, took the Amtrak down, and am currently residing in a room with the most massive hotel bed ever. It's nice having my own room so I have a little bit of freedom as to when to wake up and go to sleep and don't have to be worried about the schedule of another person, especially during interview season, but I realize that having a roommate also keeps me on track. I've been rather leisurely reading about the research being done here (which is insanely cool, oh my goodness) and now, it's suddenly 11:30 and way past the time I should have gone to sleep.
The trip down was nice. I've never taken Amtrak before, and it was...a train with better seats. I would have taken some pictures or something but I ended up in the "quiet car" and it was super awkward to take out my camera when the woman next to me was sleeping. Alas.
I also had a great dinner, which I'm sure I will not remember after this night so I will note it here. There was meat. It was stacked like a jenga puzzle. And blue cheese. And arugula. (You see how tired I am right now). The jenga meat was really good. As was the cheese. (Love me some cheese.)
Alright, to bed, to bed, then to tomorrow!
The trip down was nice. I've never taken Amtrak before, and it was...a train with better seats. I would have taken some pictures or something but I ended up in the "quiet car" and it was super awkward to take out my camera when the woman next to me was sleeping. Alas.
I also had a great dinner, which I'm sure I will not remember after this night so I will note it here. There was meat. It was stacked like a jenga puzzle. And blue cheese. And arugula. (You see how tired I am right now). The jenga meat was really good. As was the cheese. (Love me some cheese.)
Alright, to bed, to bed, then to tomorrow!
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