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Well, THAT was absurdly easy. O_o Almost too easy, in fact. Makes me wonder... I sure hope I didn't fail that thing; I was the first done and with a good half-hour to spare.

Career Fair was, as it always is, a dead-end gig for me. No one's ever hiring astrophysics majors, especially if they have very little lab experience (if they have at least some, they might consider hiring on the basis of the fact you're a scientist, but I *hate* jobs like that). I might consider going back to steal some stuff from the booths, but it's highly unlikely; they didn't even bring good stuff this time. :/ Talk about major suckage.

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Now THAT was... I can't even begin to describe it.

See, last week, about three hours after the club fair had ended, I was seated in my room when my head "shifted", and I couldn't actually remember where I was, believing myself to still be in the booth for the Anime Club, the club fair still going on. I had to get up and walk around my room to make absolutely certain that was where I was.

A similar thing just happened on my way back from the post office. I was walking, and got to the middle of the street between South and Altamirano when it hit. I was gazing off to the East at the mountains, when my head shifted again - and I was Baphijmm in Tibet. I knew, since I had been walking only seconds before, that it was only a memory-lapse-thing like what had happened before, but it was all so real... I had a difficult time pulling myself up out of the street so I didn't get hit. It only lasted for about a second, but the confusion lingered for several as to where I still was.

I hope it happens again. Only, y'know, when I'm not in a place that I can easily be killed. ^^;


EDIT: Confirmed as well as I could; I remember having seen a particular kind of flower, so I did an image search and found the exact same kind of flower, growing in Tibet.

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( Description of what exactly it was I saw and felt; more for practice of creative non-fiction writing, but also to portray the experience for those who want to read it. For everyone else, it's cut. )