The FSM of life

Whenever there is a state change in a Finite State Machine (FSM), there would be some associated processing that would happen, like say the execution of a procedure or in Winphoria jargon, a callback function.The FSM corresponding to my life (not sure whether the number of states here is finite) has just now encountered such a state change. But I am yet to grasp the magnitde of this state change and thus unaware of the processing required. The state change that I am talking about is the change of state from being a Software Engineer in Motorola(Winphoria) to being a Graduate Student at the University of Texas at Austin. But before this state change becomes fully functional, I have to go through a temporary state, a pseudo state. A state of being VETTI at home and the major activities associated with this state are eating stomuch full and sleeping overtime. This state has a remote resemblence with the purgatory between heaven and hell, very remote that there are more differences than similarities. But the thought just struck my mind - a temporary state. From this state, when I look back at my previous state in the FSM, I realise that quite a few things have happened (some great and some to be forgotten asap). On the other hand I am overflowing with zeal (not with logic though) to take on the next state in the FSM. But whilst I am spending my time being vetti in this pseudo state, I thought may be I should pen down some of my experiences in my previous state.