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drew at 12:42am on 08/02/2007 under so you'd better treat him right, technology at its best
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My Wii came today! It was just mailed on Monday, and it came from Brooklyn, so that's pretty damn impressive for the US Postal Service. ::gives them a gold star:: Roommate E is now hooked on Wii Sports and I've started the new Zelda game, Twilight Princess, but the first part of that is just the typical "get to know the environment and how to move around it" of recent video game RPGs. Anyway, between the Wii itself, the extra controller and controller adapter I picked up on eBay, and the Zelda game, I'm out a hefty chunk of change, so it may be a little while before I start buying old games to run on it (it's backwards-compatible with GameCube, and their online store has old NES, Sega Genesis, Super Nintendo, and N64 games available for download, which is AWESOME), but this system is SO worth it. It's a lot of fun! And even A, who is not a video game person AT ALL, was waving the controller and adapter at the screen trying to play the boxing game :D
I got a recruitment email from Gary Coleman. A different one, I'm sure, but it's a bizarre feeling. I wonder how he feels, being named similarly to the pint-sized star of Diff'rent Strokes.
My local boss wants to talk to me about what happens when the grant runs out. He's mentioned the grant I'm helping him put together now, and seems to think I'm staying on. Which... I might have to do, if I don't have a job lined up. Still, being paid is better than not being paid, and having health insurance is doubly so. We shall see what tomorrow's meeting holds.
I got a recruitment email from Gary Coleman. A different one, I'm sure, but it's a bizarre feeling. I wonder how he feels, being named similarly to the pint-sized star of Diff'rent Strokes.
My local boss wants to talk to me about what happens when the grant runs out. He's mentioned the grant I'm helping him put together now, and seems to think I'm staying on. Which... I might have to do, if I don't have a job lined up. Still, being paid is better than not being paid, and having health insurance is doubly so. We shall see what tomorrow's meeting holds.
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