- low: getting started (see post below)
- high: realizing you've written other papers that can "offer" material
- low: staring at the computer screen for days on end
- low: mysteriously and painfully tweaking neck muscles after staring at the computer for days on end while exhibiting very poor posture
- high: rereading what you've written and thinking, "damn, that's kinda good"
- low: rereading only to realize that what you've written doesn't make a lick of sense
- high: completing a chapter description
- high: inventing new sandwiches
- low: getting up at 5am (i went to grad school to *not* get up at 5am)
- low: dreaming about prospectus-writing
- high: in the dream, your friend tells your sleepy dad a heart-warming story about pearl jam while you're whole family laughs in bed together, charlie bucket-style
- low: carpal tunnel syndrome
- high: finishing! woo hoo!
- low: revising all summer long
June 14, 2006
The Highs & Lows of Writing a Dissertation Prospectus
As experienced by me:
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sounds scary to me
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