Grammar Math

This semester has brought with it momentous amounts of change allready! It is amazing how the ebb and flow of life always comes back to that equilibrium at some point or another. Things have been pulling me in both directions yet I am tranquil and serene despite the build up of work.

I have two BIG deliverables for the end of this week, and I am SO PUMPED. Our UN prototype is coming to a close, and we've really nailed down what we want to say in the script. The artists are working on overdrive now to get all of the assets done for the end of the week, at which time I'm hoping we will all go out for a bit and then play FEAR 2!
The IBM project is bulding towards a presentation tomorrow where we'll pitch for more funding. We're doing a dry run through at the IBM location here, and after we get back from break we'll have the real deal. Hopefully I can speak tomorrow -- I am sick, and from observing what is going around, it seems likely that I'll lose my voice.

Things with classes are going really well. I have 100% decided to adventure up to Montreal for a semester abroad, and I couldn't be more excited. I am terrified, too, but it is something that I have to do.


I realized that when I make typos during instant messanging conversations I generally spit out a series of grammar math equations to fix my error. For instance, I would ask "How are yoi?" and would immediately say afterwards " -i, +u".

I want to write a poem in that style soon. I think it would be a great writing exercise.

The only other update that I have is to say that a good friend of mine started emailing me and I am very pleased about it. We don't get to see each other often, so writing back and forth makes me feel like we aren't losing touch. I really enjoy it.