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My alarm clock died, in the sense that an alarm clock where the alarm cannot be turned off is not useful. My phone has a built-in alarm feature, but it's not as easy to use. Which is sad, since I wrote a whole paper for Technical Writing last summer on how godawful the interface to my old alarm clock was.
Neither Tucker nor Nathan will be in town this weekend, so not so much with the games. Which sucks since I would like to play Nexus Ops some more.
Unpacked my Heroscape stuff the other day to find that some of the minis became pliable from the heat in the trunk, and now lean to one side.
Still no new contract. Still no savings.
Keep having small arguments with my friends and larger ones with my parents. It's getting to the point where I'm avoiding talking to people so I don't have to fight with them.
Somewhat Neat:
Dungeon is a game that I still enjoy playing even after I've finished writing it. When I wrote Xe Queo!, I hardly played it afterwards (although I should try again, it's been a while). When I finally finished Coda, I never wanted to touch it again (that was a school project though, and school makes anything it touches dull). Dungeon, though, I spent an hour yesterday in class playing, and played it again just now when I went to dig that link out of my bookmarks. It's just addictive.
The next project I'm working on, which I don't really want to go into details on yet, is going well.
I'm doing reasonably well in my classes, I guess.
Oh! And Chris (of Spiel) bought a DS recently. So we're going to meet on Saturday, along with Christian, and get some multiplayer Meteos going, as well as a few other DS games I've been wanting to try multiplayer but haven't been able to because nobody else wanted to buy what I must grudgingly admit is the iMac of console systems (breathe).
My alarm clock died, in the sense that an alarm clock where the alarm cannot be turned off is not useful. My phone has a built-in alarm feature, but it's not as easy to use. Which is sad, since I wrote a whole paper for Technical Writing last summer on how godawful the interface to my old alarm clock was.
Neither Tucker nor Nathan will be in town this weekend, so not so much with the games. Which sucks since I would like to play Nexus Ops some more.
Unpacked my Heroscape stuff the other day to find that some of the minis became pliable from the heat in the trunk, and now lean to one side.
Still no new contract. Still no savings.
Keep having small arguments with my friends and larger ones with my parents. It's getting to the point where I'm avoiding talking to people so I don't have to fight with them.
Somewhat Neat:
Dungeon is a game that I still enjoy playing even after I've finished writing it. When I wrote Xe Queo!, I hardly played it afterwards (although I should try again, it's been a while). When I finally finished Coda, I never wanted to touch it again (that was a school project though, and school makes anything it touches dull). Dungeon, though, I spent an hour yesterday in class playing, and played it again just now when I went to dig that link out of my bookmarks. It's just addictive.
The next project I'm working on, which I don't really want to go into details on yet, is going well.
I'm doing reasonably well in my classes, I guess.
Oh! And Chris (of Spiel) bought a DS recently. So we're going to meet on Saturday, along with Christian, and get some multiplayer Meteos going, as well as a few other DS games I've been wanting to try multiplayer but haven't been able to because nobody else wanted to buy what I must grudgingly admit is the iMac of console systems (breathe).
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Date: 2005-10-13 06:49 pm (UTC)Sometimes you can find useful work at home jobs there.
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Date: 2005-10-13 06:59 pm (UTC)