Ah, yes!
I got in trouble because I accepted a abstract at an international congress on the other side of the pond. The thing was good because it forced me to work hard for several weeks. I took note, I swallowed my fears and part of my dissertation presented at a meeting last minute and with little assistance. There was a debut in style, but at least not at odds.
After that I saw more strength to finish the dissertation, but the truth is that summer is relentless. August passed without I got forward a single page and in September, with the return to work, I expect a tremendous anger of my boss / mentor for the delays with the thesis, that by the middle of the month was supposed to be completed.
So I went back to lock me up for three months, by end-November-file in court a pretty relaxed my research. Shortly after the solvent without further mishap and live court DEA Christmas.
2010 has started with the post-DEA doubts about which other -and other - have reflected. In my case the thing is clear: I believe I have made it more difficult to conclude that the DEA is going to cost me carry out the thesis. I am more prepared, more focused and, above all, I have a clearer structure, method and goals of my research. Since then I have only one thing.
Curran.
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