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over soon

Jill6 Comments

I can’t decide whether to spend the next two hours frantically revising or deliberately relaxing. Whatever I do the whole PhD defence will be over soon. By my next blog post, actually.

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6 thoughts on “over soon”

  1. hanna

    Good luck!

  2. Anders

    Lykke til!! Go get them!

  3. rs

    best of luck.

  4. Florine

    Good luck!!!

  5. Mark H

    Go Jill! Go Jill! Go Jill!

  6. Anne

    Best wishes (Dr.) Jill!

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