fuk cats.... bunch a lame ass harball fuckers!!!
Glad to hear you're enjoying college. How far in are you? Far enough in that most of the shit students have been weeded out? I didn't really start enjoying college until about halfway in when all the dead weight had dropped and the only people in the classes were people who wanted to be there. A lot of people would start computer science (my major) thinking "oh, I like computers, I know how to use Facebook" or "I wanna make video games aw yeah next haloman right here guys" and then drop within the first semester or two because they didn't know that behind the friendly faces of their favorite programs and games lie nothing but cold, hard logic.
I tell people who don't know much about it that computer science is basically "problem solving: the major".
Alright, time to talk about me.
Things are going pretty well for me these days. Not the best on the entire planet but pretty well.
Work's keeping me really busy but I can't say that it isn't a lot of fun. I've been getting bigger and more challenging tasks lately... it's really satisfying and basically everything I wanted in a post-college career. I have some great coworkers too who I sometimes hang out with outside of work.
Out of work, life's pretty alright. I still attend FNM regularly, though I miss weeks sometimes due to having something I really want to do or just being tired that night. Still cool stuff though and it's nice when some of us can set up stuff on the weekends.
Most of the games I play these days aren't anything new or exciting... mostly been going back and checking out stuff I missed (like recently the Professor Layton series). Playing some Pokémon White 2 lately... it's, well, as good as the games have always been. I play a good bit of osu!, too... it helps that I've got some people in the community there I pal around with. Our weekly Mario Kart nights are good fun.
Trying to get back on an exercise routine now that it's getting cooler outside. Probably gonna start walking in the mornings before showering and going to work.
Considering I didn't really have much of a "college experience", these past few years since graduating have probably been the best of my life. I'd say the hardest thing at this point is just meeting people and maintaining friendships. It's not nearly so easy without school/college to do most of the work for you.
I'll probably buy a house within the next few years. This apartment is great, though, and I don't need more space than I have, so I'll stick here a while longer. I like the degree of stability that comes from not moving a bunch like in my high school/college years. Living so close to work is great too... less commute means more time for activities... a few hours per week's worth. And I don't even have to budget for gas.
