Projects!
I've got things going on! It's kind of awesome actually.
Reading the National Academy of Engineering/National Research Council report on Engineering Education in K-12 in the US. It's super interesting. I'm excited to be attaching myself to a project dealing with education research, but I'm struggling right now to see what brilliant use of computers I'm going to come up with that lends itself perfectly to engineering research for grade level children. But that's why I have more documents to read!
Mia and I started fashion blogging. Reading in Skirts has lots of posts into the weekend. I need to do a few more outfit posts in the next few days, which shouldn't be hard. Tomorrow, I'll be dressing up to go see Jason Webley in concert(YEAH), and Friday I'll be going to Bluetopia in drag, since there's, in theory, supposed to be a Jack&Jack/Jill&Jill blues competition. I'm a relatively competent blues lead. Time to bust out the sports bra and two tank tops to flatten out my boobs. That'll be a fun post. I might actually buy a new shirt/pants combo for it...we'll see.
Chris Wilmer and I have been talking for about a month about creating an android game together, and we actually set up a planning/programming meeting for Thursday morning. I'm excited, because he's a really good idea generator. I enjoy chatting with him. Braden and Chris might be doing a project in August too. So...pretty much awesomeness.
And finally: Braden is shooting another wedding at the end of July, pretty much due to my mad skills. Tim McCord is one of the first people we became friends with in Chicago, and we were sad when he moved to Austin. But it lead to him meeting Dee, and now they are getting married, hurrah! But they were looking for an affordable and awesome photographer, which is Braden all over. I'm really proud of him. If I wasn't 60k in debt to college, I'd have no problem working as his manager/business partner, I think, and working a second camera at some point. But. I also love what I do more than I love assisting, etc.
So all and all, exciting times in the life of a Tia
Reading the National Academy of Engineering/National Research Council report on Engineering Education in K-12 in the US. It's super interesting. I'm excited to be attaching myself to a project dealing with education research, but I'm struggling right now to see what brilliant use of computers I'm going to come up with that lends itself perfectly to engineering research for grade level children. But that's why I have more documents to read!
Mia and I started fashion blogging. Reading in Skirts has lots of posts into the weekend. I need to do a few more outfit posts in the next few days, which shouldn't be hard. Tomorrow, I'll be dressing up to go see Jason Webley in concert(YEAH), and Friday I'll be going to Bluetopia in drag, since there's, in theory, supposed to be a Jack&Jack/Jill&Jill blues competition. I'm a relatively competent blues lead. Time to bust out the sports bra and two tank tops to flatten out my boobs. That'll be a fun post. I might actually buy a new shirt/pants combo for it...we'll see.
Chris Wilmer and I have been talking for about a month about creating an android game together, and we actually set up a planning/programming meeting for Thursday morning. I'm excited, because he's a really good idea generator. I enjoy chatting with him. Braden and Chris might be doing a project in August too. So...pretty much awesomeness.
And finally: Braden is shooting another wedding at the end of July, pretty much due to my mad skills. Tim McCord is one of the first people we became friends with in Chicago, and we were sad when he moved to Austin. But it lead to him meeting Dee, and now they are getting married, hurrah! But they were looking for an affordable and awesome photographer, which is Braden all over. I'm really proud of him. If I wasn't 60k in debt to college, I'd have no problem working as his manager/business partner, I think, and working a second camera at some point. But. I also love what I do more than I love assisting, etc.
So all and all, exciting times in the life of a Tia