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After moving back from our aborted stay in London I worked at the Lawrenceville
office of PDI, Inc.
I was the Executive Coordinator to the guy who ran the joint. Keeping
Palm Pilots updated and schedules coordinated so that big decisions could
be made, that was me. Unfortunately, our office was moved to Northern
NJ and those who couldn't make the move up north, were laid off.
I
also taught Dutch at the Inlingua
school in Princeton for a while, and kept myself busy with random educational
classes on fun things like Feng Shui and other things that interested
me.
Speaking of classes, Spring semester 2002 was my indoctrination into the US higher educational system. I was accepted into Rider University as a senior once all the credits from my previous degrees from Belgium were translated into credits. I am now taking classes to complete my degree in International Studies (appropriate, I know).
In Fall 2003, I decided to be a full-time student again. Let me
tell you that it is really strange to gather up my notebooks and text
books and go to school with my little (but heavy) backpack. Sitting among
18-year-old freshmen is an odd experience. This semester I decided to
load up on my courses and I am now in day college, night college and weekend
college.
You can find me in the following courses:
the Science of Color and Light, the American Presidency, Native American
History, Traditional China and Japan, The Immigrant in American Life and
Speech Communication.
Needless to say after the first week of school, I am already looking forward
to our next vacation...
However, all this stress will be rewarded in the Spring semester when I
only have to take 3 more classes in order to graduate on May 14th, 2004.
As I can never be busy enough, I also agreed to maintain the website for Vlamingen in de Wereld (Flemings in the World, Region NY) as a volunteer. Hopefully I can use my newly acquired Dreamweaver skills and improve the site a bit. Suggestions are always welcome.
