I want   ed to share that, at long last, I graduated! NYU's graduation was a very funny affair, they held it at Yankee Stadium.  My parentscame but they couldn't even see me because there were so many people.  I just sat in my seat and drank a milkshake (seriously!) the whole time, no diploma receiving necessary.  Here are a couple of pictures my dad took.

(At least they could see Brett...I'm one of the purple dots. Oh also he got a special hipster haircut just for my graduation, he went to a military barber at a very fancy place where you write your name on a chalkboard... I know, I don't get it either!)
(Bill Clinton was our graduation speaker... Wow! Also, I think this is a really nice photo... my dad has been getting really into photography recently and I think he has some serious talent!)So I guess that's the major update in my life right now, and with that have come some other changes too! I moved into Brett's apartment where we're going to stay for the summer until we move into our own place and I'm very happy here.  And last week I started my new job -- precisely one week ago today! So far I like it and the people are really nice.  I feel like right now I'm getting into a new rhythm in my life and I like that.  Maybe my new rhythm will include morning exercise? 
Now I'm getting a little rambly but I also wanted to share that last night I put my little sister onto a plane for LONDON! Where you and Anandita will be reuniting soon.  Sofie, I told her to go find you and give you a hug for me.  She said she would so I hope she does! She'll be there until August, living with a friend from AC.  Here are some pictures of my sister, taken a LONG time ago when I still lived in Queens (but she hasn't changed that much!).
Love you both lots and lots!
 

 
 
 
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Can't believe how huge that is!!! you make a beautiful purple dot though. We loved your post, read it out loud to the girls.
We were thinking Anandita should defo become a World and Other Issues member - we need some philosophical input (to counterbalance my home-ramblings?)! Much love!
Wow, Shane. What did Bill tell you?
Home-ramblings are great, and diversity is the strength of the world and other issues :-)
I'll soon post a blog about philosophical ramblings late at at night in Hackney. I've fallen sick though.. Buhu.
Love you gals.
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