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So I'm staying up all night to commemorate my very, very last night of at all being a university undergraduate. This way, I sure as hell won't miss commencement- considering that they want us at the freaking War Memorial Auditorium at 9:15, why the hell should I even risk going to sleep, considering I've woken up in the afternoon for the last three days, at least?
I played some Medal of Honor earlier, but it just isn't the same as the only active member of [Fuzzy]. One of them is sleeping in preparation to get his wisdom teeths outs (good luck with that, Berg. When you read this, you might be on drugs.) and the other is ... probably in Winston? I don't know where she is, for better or for worse.
I've been planning out where I'm going to be going in February- for those of you who aren't on the up and up, I'm traveling the United States of America by train for 45 days. It used to be just a month, but I figured that if I was going to buy the $550 month long pass, I might as well just go for broke (literally!) and buy the 750 1.5 month pass. So far my list includes definite in NYC, Chi-City, Minneapolis/St. Paul, Seattle, and San Francisco. Any one have any cities in America they think I have to see? I'm also looking at couchsurfing.com as a cheap, non-hostel way to stay some places. I'll let you know how that goes.
I'm sure you've probably heard me complain about my job recently, but I'm sticking with it- my boss made me a killer offer on making a system mine that until now had been borrowed equipment. I'm going to be getting about 1500+ in nice equipment in exchange for $1000 in debt he owes me. Which means that it is mine. For good. Pretty nice.
I might try and pick up another part time job from now until February, but who knows what the heck that would be. No Apple Store- although I might apply when I get back from my great train adventure.
Well, that's it. That's some of my life, all wrapped up in a neat little LJ entry. My graduation gown is hanging downstairs, and in just under three hours, I'm putting it in the back of my car and driving about fifteen blocks to go graduate.
Typical UNCG- we can't graduate someplace where we all can just freakin' walk to it.
I played some Medal of Honor earlier, but it just isn't the same as the only active member of [Fuzzy]. One of them is sleeping in preparation to get his wisdom teeths outs (good luck with that, Berg. When you read this, you might be on drugs.) and the other is ... probably in Winston? I don't know where she is, for better or for worse.
I've been planning out where I'm going to be going in February- for those of you who aren't on the up and up, I'm traveling the United States of America by train for 45 days. It used to be just a month, but I figured that if I was going to buy the $550 month long pass, I might as well just go for broke (literally!) and buy the 750 1.5 month pass. So far my list includes definite in NYC, Chi-City, Minneapolis/St. Paul, Seattle, and San Francisco. Any one have any cities in America they think I have to see? I'm also looking at couchsurfing.com as a cheap, non-hostel way to stay some places. I'll let you know how that goes.
I'm sure you've probably heard me complain about my job recently, but I'm sticking with it- my boss made me a killer offer on making a system mine that until now had been borrowed equipment. I'm going to be getting about 1500+ in nice equipment in exchange for $1000 in debt he owes me. Which means that it is mine. For good. Pretty nice.
I might try and pick up another part time job from now until February, but who knows what the heck that would be. No Apple Store- although I might apply when I get back from my great train adventure.
Well, that's it. That's some of my life, all wrapped up in a neat little LJ entry. My graduation gown is hanging downstairs, and in just under three hours, I'm putting it in the back of my car and driving about fifteen blocks to go graduate.
Typical UNCG- we can't graduate someplace where we all can just freakin' walk to it.