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It's positively excrutiating! It's nice to know I'm not alone.
 
I'm doing the usual; refreshing my inbox, checking my spam folder, and cursing the results page on Grad Cafe.

I keep having two daydreams about the Committee... in one, a professor runs in with my application, and as he bursts through the doors exclaiming "this is the one!" a shower of confetti explodes from the ceiling and a curtain pulls back to reveal a choir singing the Hallelujah Chorus as the dean wipes a tear from his eye.
 
In the other, the Committee has my application pinned to a wall and are throwing darts at it while laughing.

It's positively excrutiating! It's nice to know I'm not alone.
 
I'm doing the usual; refreshing my inbox, checking my spam folder, and cursing the results page on Grad Cafe.

It's positively excrutiating! It's nice to know I'm not alone.
 
I'm doing the usual; refreshing my inbox, checking my spam folder, and cursing the results page on Grad Cafe.

It's positively excrutiating! It's nice to know I'm not alone.
 
I'm doing the usual; refreshing my inbox, checking my spam folder, and cursing the results page on Grad Cafe.

This is a great way for us all to pick up some healthy new habits!
 
Ha. Mine would be too much snacking on cereal and peanut butter due to my inability to focus on anything for more than a few minutes, obsessive results-checking (duh), fantasizing that schools might just make decisions earlier this year and getting way too excited about an email notification... until I read the email and inevitably respond (internally, of course) with a surge of rage and frustration with a dose of hopelessness.
 
It doesn't help that I'm working in a job that's a bad fit for me and that the work flow is super light right now. (Don't tell them I said that. I still need to finish a couple more statements for backup-plan programs.)

Obsessively checking the Gradcafe result search page and the Spam box in Gmail...