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In which our heroine, having defeated the three-headed demon of supercomputing, optimization, and ill-posed problems in her quest for the elusive Ph.D., embarks upon her new career.
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- Rebecca
- Perth, Western Australia, Australia
- Rebecca is a computational mathematician with a Ph.D. in computer science. She is married to a wonderful man named Jeff, and they have a beautiful young son named Vincent.
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The events described in this blog are fictitious. Any similarity to any person living or dead is merely coincidental. The opinions expressed herein are my own, and do not reflect those of my (fictitious?) employer.
Technical
7 comments:
Well that oughta look good at your next WW meeting!
Cute! Short hair is going to be so nice for summer.
Love it!!
Wow, haven't seen that since high school. What prompted the change?
Carrie
Thanks for your kind comments, everybody!
I was tired of taking care of the long hair, so I decided to cut it off. And in order to have ten inches to donate to Locks of Love, I had to cut it to chin length. From there, the hair stylist took advantage of my natural wave to create that hairdo.
I haven't had hair this short in a long time! Carrie says high school but I think it was not this short in high school because I had a chin-length bob then, and this is shorter than a bob. So I'm going to say 8th grade was the last time my hair was this short.
Wow, love love love it!!! Way to go!
Cute! Bouncy!
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