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Life. Waaaauuughlbleh. That might be a good sound for it.
Just had a calc exam; it could've gone better, but I don't think it was horrible. Mark one thing off the list.
Tomorrow is cash-tax-returns-and-pay-huge-bills-with-them day. Not thrilling, but I've had worse days. At least with the returns I'll be able to pay off more than half of what I owe Bronson right away. Not a fan of debt.
Celery and carrots? Maybe I should buy some of those, those vegetable things. Maybe even tomorrow, because the other stop on my list after getting rid of most of my money is the food co-op.
Big things looming ahead, mostly for Marmalade Dog. I've got to plan the Subcommittee of Civic Justice game, brush up on Arkham Horror rules, and plan what I'm going to do for my panel/presentation on free gaming and the Open Development Dice System. Lotsa stuff. And then there's the school stuff: talking to an advisor about my academic probation, talking to an advisor about FAFSA stuff for next fall if I end up taking multiple classes, and keeping up on my current class through it all as we get near the end of the semester. And to combine the two, try to find someone in the math department who's interested in some statistical analysis of various dice systems, and generate some probability curves. It's going to be a busy month.
Life is like Brooklyn; sometimes you're the plumber, and sometimes you're... H.P. Lovecraft?
Just had a calc exam; it could've gone better, but I don't think it was horrible. Mark one thing off the list.
Tomorrow is cash-tax-returns-and-pay-huge-bills-with-them day. Not thrilling, but I've had worse days. At least with the returns I'll be able to pay off more than half of what I owe Bronson right away. Not a fan of debt.
Celery and carrots? Maybe I should buy some of those, those vegetable things. Maybe even tomorrow, because the other stop on my list after getting rid of most of my money is the food co-op.
Big things looming ahead, mostly for Marmalade Dog. I've got to plan the Subcommittee of Civic Justice game, brush up on Arkham Horror rules, and plan what I'm going to do for my panel/presentation on free gaming and the Open Development Dice System. Lotsa stuff. And then there's the school stuff: talking to an advisor about my academic probation, talking to an advisor about FAFSA stuff for next fall if I end up taking multiple classes, and keeping up on my current class through it all as we get near the end of the semester. And to combine the two, try to find someone in the math department who's interested in some statistical analysis of various dice systems, and generate some probability curves. It's going to be a busy month.
Life is like Brooklyn; sometimes you're the plumber, and sometimes you're... H.P. Lovecraft?