Well, now that the worst of the computer stuff is taken care of and I can properly get excited about my new computer coming (which will probably be in a week or two, in which I'll come home and pick it up if it gets here after my dad comes next week - it's getting delivered home just to be sure it'll actually get here), I can look forward to the weekend. Or, some part of the weekend where I'm not working. I should actually do math homework this year, for one thing. I've got an elec assignment due Tuesday, though I don't know if I know enough to do it yet. I've got to do something in the way of shopping, not only for basic stuff (I need a soap container and non-permanent markers for my whiteboard), but also to get ready for the new computer (I bought a new USB hub today, as I have a printer, hard drive, keyboard, mouse, and other stuff I need to cover for, and and I don't know if I have enough USB ports to take care of it, but I still need to get Parallels, as well as a cord so I can connect my guitar to my computer - I can't wait for the latter because it means I can finally record things properly).
Oh, I went down to the co-op office today to get a form filled out, and I got a nice surprise today: all software engineering students are usually able to get co-op placements. This means I have a great chance at getting not only a job, but also the job I want this January. Things are looking good right now.
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Current music: Relient K - Forward Motion
It's-a me!
- Matt
- Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
- I can be a lot of things. I can be a university student that's going to be in his second year of university taking software engineering. I can be a musician that plays guitar and bass, and does some composing or arranging on the side. I can be a math or science nerd that makes plenty of calculus jokes, whether you want me to or not. I can be a hardcore gamer, as well as an Apple and Nintendo fanboy (though not nearly as bad as some people are). I can be a guy that tries to follow Christ with all his might. I can be just an all-around good guy to talk to. But most of all, I can be me, and that's probably the most important thing I can be.
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