capeflatsgirl: I could punch WORD in the @#$!.. face

Sunday 13 January 2013

I could punch WORD in the @#$!.. face

I'm working to a deadline for tomorrow (no today) and Word is messing with my brain. Thankfully Dropbox came to my rescue yet again. How will I survive this PhD without Dropbox? I still want to punch Word.
The weekend wasn't all bad though.

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This blog has been a reflective space for describing and exploring my PhD research journey since 2009. I've used this blog to give voice and expression to my thoughts, insights, dilemmas, frustrations and challenges as I made my way through the research process. Now that I have come to the end of that journey and new journeys start to unfold I want the blog to continue to be the place where I can share my stories and understandings as new identities shaped by my PhD experiences are enacted. In particular I will share my reflections, observations, insights of my post-PhD experiences within the South African higher education context.

CapeFlatsGirl

I was born in Bridgetown, an ordinary, nondescript and possibly insignificant 'coloured' township on the Cape Flats of Cape Town. Growing up on the Cape Flats has left an indelible mark on all that I am and how I see the world. So while I've transcended the physical constraints of my childhood neighbourhood, traveled the world, completed a PhD in England, I still remain at my core a simple, ordinary capeflatsgirl.

The background photograph was taken at my family home in Bridgetown with Table Mountain and the Athlone cooling towers on the horizon (May 2009)

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I could punch WORD in the @#$!.. face

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