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neurological dryer lint

dirty deeds... and the dunderchief

 

i can't feel the way i did before

dude, not fair. my dad's buying a motorcycle to drive to work with. i want one. :)

it's starting to get busy again. this weekend is packed with the reds game tonight, going out w/renee tomorrow, easter on sunday.... next weekend is the gorge.. weekend after i'm staying back at home w/my brother.. weekend after that is the leadership dinner + the car wash, weekend after is oak hills prom + the insanity that is afterprom. at least it's not all weddings this year. that gets expensive.

so i'm starting a forage back into programming, as we have to learn ASP.Net for our systems design class. argh. i'm a little excited at the idea of being able to say i can code again, but the frustration of bugchecking and tracking down misplaced semicolons was always far greater than the benefits of finishing a project and having a working app. must be why i switched majors away from programming. :)

 

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