Since I had lots of homework and had to go home teaching, it's now pretty late for me, so I'll just post a link to a flash game I stumbled upon earlier in the month instead of putting actual content in this entry.
Basically, it's exactly the same as that game where you guide a ribbon through a randomly generated cave that gradually gets narrower, except that the caves aren't randomly generated, you pilot a "ship," and it has music. It might entertain you for a few minutes.
Thursday, January 31, 2008
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
The Final Battle
In order to not appear like I've abandoned this blog, I'll recount some events that happened to me today.
Due to the snow day on Monday, and the scheduled no-school day on the next day, we managed to snag a four day weekend, at the expense of the 5th and 6th period finals being delayed 2 days. It also happened to be the start of a new semester, which made the schedule very weird. Before school we had to pick up our schedules for the second semester but go to the fifth period class we had for the first semester, which I can imagine confusing some people. My fifth period final was College Algebra, which I completed with 30 minutes to spare. For my Japanese final I gave a short presentation about the vernal equinox in Japan and served some pecan pie with a plastic knife. I only got 99%, but that was probably because my partner talked a bit more than me. The rest of the groups did the same, but with food of varying palatability.
Immediately afterwards the second semester started. The only difference in my schedule is now my English class is "Post-Civil War" and I'm taking Ceramics (read: pottery) instead of Aerobics. The periods were only 20 minutes long, which is just barely enough time to go over a syllabus or play half a game of chess.
So here I am now, just typing away at my computer a story all about how my life got flip-turned upside-down...
Due to the snow day on Monday, and the scheduled no-school day on the next day, we managed to snag a four day weekend, at the expense of the 5th and 6th period finals being delayed 2 days. It also happened to be the start of a new semester, which made the schedule very weird. Before school we had to pick up our schedules for the second semester but go to the fifth period class we had for the first semester, which I can imagine confusing some people. My fifth period final was College Algebra, which I completed with 30 minutes to spare. For my Japanese final I gave a short presentation about the vernal equinox in Japan and served some pecan pie with a plastic knife. I only got 99%, but that was probably because my partner talked a bit more than me. The rest of the groups did the same, but with food of varying palatability.
Immediately afterwards the second semester started. The only difference in my schedule is now my English class is "Post-Civil War" and I'm taking Ceramics (read: pottery) instead of Aerobics. The periods were only 20 minutes long, which is just barely enough time to go over a syllabus or play half a game of chess.
So here I am now, just typing away at my computer a story all about how my life got flip-turned upside-down...
Monday, January 28, 2008
The Awesome Black Hole
I have succumbed to peer pressure and decided to create a blog. I might put some thought provoking and world changing comments here, but then again, it'll probably just turn out to be a place where I can post irrelevant links to YouTube videos accompanied by some witty text that tangentally relates to recent events in my real life.
I might add a few paragraphs to my entries to make it appear like I'm putting some thought into it, but truth be told, I have no idea what I'll be writing. It'll probably just be a bunch of filler.
In conclusion, if you came to this blog expecting something relating to anthropomorphic space critters, look somewhere else.
I might add a few paragraphs to my entries to make it appear like I'm putting some thought into it, but truth be told, I have no idea what I'll be writing. It'll probably just be a bunch of filler.
In conclusion, if you came to this blog expecting something relating to anthropomorphic space critters, look somewhere else.
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