Classes End
I wanted to write a quick post to commemorate the end of classes for my masters in engineering for international development at University College London. It feels good to be over, and on the whole, I enjoyed the last six months.
I also shifted my blog from wordpress to blogger. The main reason for this was that I had hit the 3GB cap on images uploaded. I hadn't really thought through the implications of this cap when I set the blog up. Luckily, blogger doesn't have a cap on the number of images you can upload. There are still a few kinks to work out in the transition, but it was surprisingly painless to move my posts from wordpress to blogger.
Now, I have all the blogs I have ever written in which place as I had a pair of blogger blogs from my Watson fellowship in 2013. Having them united, which feels very satisfying. I plan to blog more actively as a way of becoming more politically and socially engaged. As I transition into full-time work in Myanmar, I won't have time to freelance for PV Magazine, so blogging should offer a way to scratch my writing itch and to document my antics in Myanmar.
I'll conclude the post with two of my favorite photos from our time in Myanmar.
I also shifted my blog from wordpress to blogger. The main reason for this was that I had hit the 3GB cap on images uploaded. I hadn't really thought through the implications of this cap when I set the blog up. Luckily, blogger doesn't have a cap on the number of images you can upload. There are still a few kinks to work out in the transition, but it was surprisingly painless to move my posts from wordpress to blogger.
Now, I have all the blogs I have ever written in which place as I had a pair of blogger blogs from my Watson fellowship in 2013. Having them united, which feels very satisfying. I plan to blog more actively as a way of becoming more politically and socially engaged. As I transition into full-time work in Myanmar, I won't have time to freelance for PV Magazine, so blogging should offer a way to scratch my writing itch and to document my antics in Myanmar.
I'll conclude the post with two of my favorite photos from our time in Myanmar.
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| The first shows off the country's natural beauty. |
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| The second is a show of previous antics. Nithya, Natasha's BFF, gets the photo credit of this one. |
