I think I have an idea for a book, but a book doesn’t make professional sense for at least two years, BUT this means for the first time in my career, I have an idea of a true research trajectory instead of repeatedly stumbling into cool projects.
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TFW a special issue deadline gets extended by a month after you dropped everything for a week to meet the original deadline. Alas.
One of the most frustrating experiences I’ve ever had with a journal appears to be coming to a happy conclusion, and that’s not a bad way to start a Monday.
Me, all of December: “Next semester, I have a course release and a once-a-week evening class. I’m going to get so much research done during the day!”
Me, on February 7th: “Wow, it’s great to finally be getting to research this semester.”
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