M.A. in History

This is the daily life of a history graduate student, sort of. These are just some of the things that consume my mind.

the rattling of radiators

What if we attempt this again? After a near four year hiatus I feel as though it deserves another try; if only for the fact that we are now college graduates who reside on different continents and are still looking for distractions, just ones of different sorts.
I propose that we give this another go. I propose that even if it is just the two of us it will be worth it; even if I end up talking about all the books I'm reading and reading and reading in grad. school and you talk about the recipes you're trying out and observations you've made about the UK compared to the US. I understand that while you have another blog with your husband, I ask you to consider this project. Let's make this fun because we both deserve that. We can post photos of our surroundings and lives and food and books. We can post articles that make us think, cartoons and videos that make us laugh, stories that make us cry, and songs that inspire us.

As I listen to the rattling of the radiator beside my bed this evening, I am thankful. Thankful that I have heat. Thankful that I have a place to sleep and food to fill my stomach. I am thankful that I am able to do what makes me happy, even if I sometimes forget that what I'm doing does make me happy (school is often confusing like that).
I'm thankful that I have you as such a dear friend.