Where to begin?

 As I am writing this blog, I already submitted my MA thesis. Finally, a six-month worth of work has been paid off. Taking into account a friend's advice, last week, I submitted the draft version instead of the final one. She said that it is better to have your supervisor look at your thesis one more time, so when it comes to the final one, there will be no much to be corrected. So, yesterday I got an email from my supervisor. She said she was impressed by the fact that I took into account everything that we have discussed. I am obviously thrilled. But, I do not want to get my expectations high. No, let me rephrase it. Instead of focusing on the score, I feel content. I can sense growth in terms of my academic skill. In retrospect, I could not even write good English when I started the program. I could not help myself to think in Indonesian and later channelled those thoughts into English. My brain kept translating Indonesian to English, which eventually, when I re-read my essays, though it did make sense, but seemed rigid in tone.

I am contemplating how to format this so-called Leiden series. I do not know where to begin. Should I start off from the moment I stepped my foot here? Or just do it in thematic ways in which I pick themes and start from that. Honestly, I have no idea.

I'll be back in a day a two when I find the answers already.

Cheers,

Anisa