Each word gets its own capital letter. It was like a pillow wrestle.

Saw Valkyrie, finally. It was pretty good.

The End

Comment! (4) | Recommend!

Man, I'm sleepy. And homework just isn't letting up.

I love life, but I want more sleep. MORE! I'm yawning right now.

Practice today was harsh. I mean...wow. It was bad. I'm surprised I'm able to lift my backpack anymore. And the meet is tomorrow.

And I am DETERMINED to beat my 50 free time tomorrow. Which, at this rate, isn't going to happen.

Maybe I'll go crazy and skip some homework in favor of sleep. But not math. I'm already a bit behind on that.

Probably engineering, seeing as how I have to design two puzzles from 27 wood cubes each. Not my forte. There are very specific specifications that I have to meet, but am too lazy to post right now.

ORGAN GRINDER! Later.

Comment! (9) | Recommend!

I have no pictures to take. The group venture I had planned with Piel didn't turn out quite right. I mean it was fun, but certain features just kind of made it bad.

WAY too many people.

The guy I was gonna hang with ended up sitting at a different table, and making different plans afterwards. So I was kind of stuck with a lot of girls. Which isn't all bad, but it isn't great.

Hanging out afterwards almost sucked because of the aforementioned reason.

I forgot my camera, so I really couldn't take pictures anyway. Sorry for the disappointment.

Blue Man Group is nice. OH! I finally managed drawing up and color coding each piece for my FIRST puzzle. The second one will be a bit harder.

MS Paint was NOT made for three-dimensional sketching. BUT I'VE MADE IT BEND TO MY WILL! Making a standard cube that I copied over and over helped. One cube is in the isometric view, and is made so that when I copy it I can make the outline and "surface" stay opaque but make the white outside invisible, which is good for putting them together. While I was at it, I made one with a different color scheme which I use for outlining and can be annihilated with the paint bucket tool afterwards without harming the structure I wanted. :)

And, of course, you can't represent three dimensions on a screen with just one, or two isometric views! So I made another set of cubes that are upside down and are used for views seen from the bottom.

Plus I have a Master Puzzle that I use for a little referencing about shape and color that also shows an iso view and anti-sio view. I love this. :D

Puzzle Two is going to be great, now that I've streamlined my operation.

Comment! (1) | Recommend!

NOTICE, damn it!

What do I have to do?

I'm stuck.

EDIT-------------------
Man. I just feel tense right now. As if I'll bomb the next person who screws with me. And...I guess I'm sad. I don't have any particular idea wh...well, I guess there's always THAT.

I really am stuck, and not in a good place. And...and...I hate this situation.

And it has nothing to do with the page of proofs glaring at me.

Comment! (3) | Recommend!