I was going to write something silly about the rain today, full of all kinds of jokey jokes about Rihanna and burning train tracks. But then I got home and found out my Grandma Rhea passed away unexpectedly this morning. Needless to say that dampened the desire to write anything jokey or superfluous, even if … Continue reading A Grandmother’s memory
Month: January 2019
Just rainy day things
Just a quick Editor's Note: This was the post I had mostly written up on Thursday before everything got sidetracked by my Grandmother. Today I've spent just about all of my time working on homework. Considering rain has been the backdrop of a good portion of that time, I figured I would bring this back … Continue reading Just rainy day things
Echoes of strength
In the age of the ancients, two sibling Gods shared a near unbreakable bond. However, a disagreement at the core of their ideologies led to a schism. The sister aimed to create a world rich with blessings of the Earth, peace and pleasure. The brother felt strength was all that mattered, and wanted a world … Continue reading Echoes of strength
Aesthetic updates and internship hours
I know all of my loyal readers pay intimate attention to each and every change on my blog, but in case you didn't notice what happened I'll fill you in. Just last night I modified some minor elements over in the archive for my work with Gladeo. The biggest and most noticeable change was the … Continue reading Aesthetic updates and internship hours
Homeless in the South Bay
For the most part, this weekend has been quiet. The best thing I had to talk about a few days ago was doing homework, and one of the most exciting things I did recently was put my binders together for the semester. But tonight my Mom pointed out a meeting dedicated to learning all about the … Continue reading Homeless in the South Bay
First attempt syndrome
Someday I'll move on from talking about early semester school-related things. I promise. However, today is not that day. I spent all afternoon doing homework and have nothing else to blog about. Silly as it might sound, I actually do have a good amount for this only being the first weekend of the semester. Probably … Continue reading First attempt syndrome
Spring 2019 first impressions
Alternate Title: "Last Ditch Effort" Last semester I started what could be considered a tradition by writing about my early class impressions. Granted that "tradition" was started literally one semester before the end so it doesn't mean THAT much... But hey. Traditions. Given that it is my last semester at Cal State Fullerton, I actually have … Continue reading Spring 2019 first impressions
An impossible choice
I want to put more effort into the post with my thoughts on classes this semester, so I'll be saving that for tomorrow. However, today I'm going to sort of ruin that by spoiling my thoughts on the class I'm looking forward to most. All in service of discussing an existential crisis it has delivered … Continue reading An impossible choice
Hot heroes hit the springs
With the spring 2019 semester recently kicking off, I can't think of any better way to stave off my looming cloud of stress than to blather on about nonessential pleasantries. Luckily Intelligent Systems has just what the doctor ordered with a well-timed banner of special heroes! Ryoma — Samurai at Ease It's Curtains... (Might = … Continue reading Hot heroes hit the springs
50 shades of analysis
So I just flew in from Fullerton, and boy are my arms tired! ... Does that joke work over text? I guess the more important question is whether that joke works considering I drove to-and-from Fullerton instead of flying, but nobody knows that. And if I have my way, they never will. Anyway, today was … Continue reading 50 shades of analysis