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Archive for May, 2009

Clueless

So…a funny thing happened today.  Not funny-haha… Actually, not funny at all.  
I was sitting in macro, paying rapt attention to the new prof – major improvement over Andy – while at the same time having no clue what was going on.  
So I thought I’d ask a question.  But then I realized that I [...]

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These are days you’ll remember
Never before and never since, I promise
Will the whole world be warm as this
And as you feel it,
You’ll know it’s true
That you are blessed and lucky
It’s true that you
Are touched by something
That will grow and bloom in you
These are days that you’ll remember
When May is rushing over [...]

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Sin Titulo

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When I have a particularly stressful day, I come home and chop the shit out of some garlic or mandoline slice the hell out of some fennel. And then I feel at peace with the world. I learned the basics of cooking from my mom. She’s an amazing cook and incredibly calm [...]

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I think I’m starting to drink the INSEAD Kool-Aid. Instead of studying, the Singapore folks made lots of videos of themselves screwing off. One of those videos got posted around facebook recently. In it, all of them are dancing in various tropical locations (and the Tanoto library) – in the geeky dancing [...]

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-so, where are you from?
-well, it’s kind of complicated. I was born in Thailand but went to an American middle school there. Thus the American accent. And then my folks moved to Namibia and after that I went to college in Australia. But I’ve lived in London for the last six [...]

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[mbamrs] I’ve been trying my hardest to be positive lately.  It’s not in my nature exactly, but I’ve been trying to create a self-fulfilling prophecy.  By acting positively, I might actually become positive.  I’ll let you know how it goes.  Now, my anonymous guest blogger can’t be bothered with that kind of pop psychology.  Here’s [...]

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Time to make snap judgements about all the changes happening at INSEAD in P3.  
The break was nice and way too short.  My parents made the trip over – they’ve come to visit me around my birthday for the last 11 years that I haven’t lived at home.  We spent a relaxing week wandering around [...]

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