The SUB Theatre projection booth redesign began today.
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It’s curious– the above probably means very little to all except for one or two. But for me … it means the world. For me, the above is … ah. It’s for me. And I’ll leave it at that. And I’ll sleep oh-so-well tonight. (That is, if I ever get to bed…)
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Saw No Country for Old Men again yesterday. And it seems that I was right: it’s one hell of a movie.
The semester is starting to wrap up. I have one more take-home final to finish, a final exam to proctor at 8 am on Wednesday, and a final exam to take on Friday. Certainly, this semester hasn’t been an unequivocal success. I think last fall was… but not this semester.
Nevertheless, I’ll have a few things I’m proud of. And a few regrets to remember, or forget. But I’ll take that.
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Andrew seemed to be fighting with his dinner tonight, as it fried in that frying pan that never seems to leave the stove. “You doin’ alright, Andrew” I asked. “Cooking is a battle,” he told me, as he managed to flip his egg–with a bit of a “hurrah!” “They told me to read The Joy of Cooking,” he continued, after a minute. “But I read The Art of War instead.”
yeah. it was amazing. and also incredible. and if i ever get a silenced shotgun, i’m going to become an assassin.
Typical and awesome Andrew quote!