31 days of blogging challenge: day 17

[astro_noms]

Haaa, almost missed the deadline (maybe I did jinx myself yesterday), but nyah, there's 20 minutes left in the day, so there.

What is your proudest moment?

I... can't really think of one moment of personal pride I'd put above all the rest? Most recently would be getting my BA, I guess. I've recently finally picked up my diploma (because they don't issue them right away), so I've *officially graduated and everything. :D?



For some reason, they printed the diplomas without our middle names on them (I don't know if it was across the board, or just a few people, but I know I'm not the only one). Technically, that's not a problem, but since my official government ID has my middle name on it, I could run into someone somewhere who decides to give me trouble because they don't match. I don't use my middle name, like, ever, so it really doesn't matter to me, but I need to decide if I want to get it reissued with the proper names listed just to avoid having possible bureaucratic problems later on.

Mirrored from Tangents and Digressions.

Comments

[yabamena]

Congrats again! :D Are all the diplomas so wee over there?

[astro_noms]

Heh, yeah. It's a booklet that's the size of a A4 sheet when folded out, with a couple of pages in the back for stamps and stuff,and an appendix that's separate. And then we get a couple of extra copies that are just the first two pages.

[yabamena]

That's really cool. You don't have to worry about framing or anything. Though, I'm not up on why you'd need extra pages for stamps?

[astro_noms]

For things like apostille (legalization) and certification in other countries that don't automatically recognize Polish documents.

[yabamena]

Ooooh! I had no idea about that sort of thing. derps along merrily