Alpha just reminded us that today is her last day of living at home.<\/p>\n
Tomorrow (before dawn) I’m putting her on a plane for California, where she’ll spend a couple of months in a math research internship; upon her return in August, she’ll go straight to her apartment in Knoxville. \u00c2\u00a0She’ll miss her first couple of days of classes, but she’s already communicated with the professors, so it’s okay.<\/p>\n
With a lease going through the end of next July, she’ll move from that apartment to wherever she’s going to grad school. \u00c2\u00a0We don’t yet know where that will be, but seemingly, it won’t be UT.<\/p>\n
She’s already planning on finishing her PhD, so grad school will be a few years.<\/p>\n
For whatever reason, I guess I’ve been focused on her being in California for two months, and it never dawned on me that these last 6 weeks or so were the last she would be living at home.<\/p>\n
It’s a strange feeling, at least for me.<\/p>\n
Delta, on the other hand, has designs on her sister’s larger bedroom, as soon as all the belongings are moved into the apartment in August.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Alpha just reminded us that today is her last day of living at home. Tomorrow (before dawn) I’m putting her on a plane for California, where she’ll spend a couple of months in a math research internship; upon her return … Continue reading