(no subject)
So things are going fairly well for me. I suppose they'll be going even better after Friday (the day has finally been set!) when things really start rolling again with the Army. I alos talked with the nice people at UGA who answered all of my questions, and when they didn't know something, they didn't make up some random answer. They said, "I don't know... let me find out for you." And then they kept their word. Apparently I should still be at UGA next year (or whenever) afterall. They like military-types.
I have had a good week overall. I saw Christy, Amy, and Bill the other night up in good ol' D-Town, and I learned more about some situations that I needed to learn more about. Cryptic enough? Good. Chris and I have also been getting a few things done with our various hobbies/ obsessions/ missions from God(s). We discovered that coffee is indeed a health drink, and that we are so much healthier for our constant consumption of it. My computer is fully up and running, and I stole a hard drive from my dad's old machine that will work nicely for an open GNU/Linux playground. Except that Debian hates me, as does apparently Mepis Linux (Debian-based). I have a couple of ideas on how to solve this, though...
I've also had the pleasure of hanging out with Sam several times this week. I really did have an amazing time in Athens with her. I'm glad things are ok great... it was close for a bit. I think the friendship is better for having gone through a rough/ awkward/ pretty shitty in general period. So, yeah. Things are good with me. No complaints... for now ;)
I have had a good week overall. I saw Christy, Amy, and Bill the other night up in good ol' D-Town, and I learned more about some situations that I needed to learn more about. Cryptic enough? Good. Chris and I have also been getting a few things done with our various hobbies/ obsessions/ missions from God(s). We discovered that coffee is indeed a health drink, and that we are so much healthier for our constant consumption of it. My computer is fully up and running, and I stole a hard drive from my dad's old machine that will work nicely for an open GNU/Linux playground. Except that Debian hates me, as does apparently Mepis Linux (Debian-based). I have a couple of ideas on how to solve this, though...
I've also had the pleasure of hanging out with Sam several times this week. I really did have an amazing time in Athens with her. I'm glad things are ok great... it was close for a bit. I think the friendship is better for having gone through a rough/ awkward/ pretty shitty in general period. So, yeah. Things are good with me. No complaints... for now ;)