back home now after a 'nun run'
i drove to dulles airport about an hour and a half away to pick up
a sister who flew in (not a flying nun?!) from San Diego.
She was super serious and as we talked or I attempted conversation
I thought 'ok she's vulnerable' and 'she's skeptical' that's her pain.
It was very hard to be fancy free in chatting but no big whoop - we got
home and all's well. She is a very very talented scientist who is on the board
of a University in San Diego - she's trying to establish liaison and cooperation between to major
universities - as well she's a former scientist and director of her
own lab at MIT in genetics. That being said - casual conversationalist she's not but that's
what makes her a great scientist as well as very able to negotiate the hierarchies
of administration and power. She was having none of my simple chit chat.
She was grateful that I got her and thanked me many times -
ah well - it takes all kinds...and I am a kind too.
I just found myself questioning 'what makes me 'me'?'
Frankly it's all good there too. I do like it here
and I am looking forward to the challenge of working at the new market
while living here - that will be something to manage for sure!
good night
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since i have stopped driving myself to omniscience, waiting for people to reveal themselves to me at their own chosen speed has morphed into a bit of an adventure. why does makus questionarius put paragraph breaks mid-sentence? if i am meant to know i will know in the fullness of time. in more honest fact, i often don't know why **i** do the things i do. do i seriously expect to understand other people better than i understand myself?
Lol ‘nun run’ Marcos stop making me laugh! :)
How do you like the east coast so far ?
Big hugs <3
"Flying nun" made me lol! Your car scene sounds like a scene in a movie. :). Hope you didn't run into too much traffic on your nun run. That is one busy corridor. Sounds like you are meeting really interesting people! Thanks for sharing, and have an awesome day!
Thanks you guys!!