In the last seven days, I’ve purchased a 14″ iBook and an iPod Shuffle. Apple has implanted something in my brain, I am sure.
I wold write more, but I am busy playing bejeweled and talking to a girl named Ellen. I think I’m going to enjoy Mizzou.
Newsflash:
I am sitting in the computer lab in Bingham Hall at the University of Missouri. Apparently, I have a user name and password and everything here. Tomorrow, I will sign up for classes and get my shinny new iBook, complete with wireless networking at my fingertips. I have a collective four and a half weeks at home once I do return home before I move into the dorms (or Residential Communities as they call them), so I need to spend some quality time with a few friends. In the middle of that, another month of summer camp.
I need to get away from this keyboard and meet some people.
Just thought you would like to know.
A transition is coming.
So the radio station hear at the summer camp I am attending (great and powerful Sweeney) keeps playing a country version of “Stuck in the Middle with You”. Every time I hear it, I think about that scene in Reservoir Dogs. Unfortunately, it doesn’t work like it is supposed to with the country version. Honestly, its frustrating. But oh, well. Camp ends in 3-4 days, but I’ll be back in a few weeks. I’m not sure I am supposed to be posting here while I’m here, but I wont tell anyone if you don’t.
I was looking at one of my friend’s (Susan) online journal and found this quiz. Apparently, I am most like Grievous. You see, we both have four arms.
So, yeah, I’m at camp now. The Camp site is here. In one of the classes at this camp, I’m making another site by use of FrontPage. That can be seen here. under First Period, choose first session and first week. James Richardson is in there somewhere. Click on my name, and you get my dinky, not nearly as cool site.
Wow. So, I’ve been at camp for a week now. It went by fast. Two more weeks to go and then I rest for a while. Then come back. This is my last year here and I’m enjoying it thus far. Awesome.
