Last final Thursday night. Saying metaphorical good-byes and packing by Friday. Leaving by noon on Saturday.
Good-bye.
Our Highlander in Google Maps
Last week, while studying for (more like staring at) my physics final, I had decided to amuse myself with Google Maps.I was haphazardly clicking around Google Maps and arrived at a Street View near my house. To my surprise, I saw a Toyota Highlander that looked awfully similar to our family car. It was also green. Upon a closer view, I noticed it was actually our car. The blurry license plate number looks familiar. It's kind of scary to be photographed, but it is also kind of really cool. Haha.
Unfortunately, if you keep on following the car, you'll notice a discontinuity. The Google van had pulled to the side, apparently.
(Also note, that movie theater-turned-Bingo joint on the right side of the intersection is now a Walgreens as of last year.)
Link: Google Maps
Taglines for Spring 2009 Finals
The Schedule:
05/07/2009 PHYS 2214 9:00 am
05/08/2009 CS 2110 2:00 pm
05/11/2009 ECE 2100 9:00 am
05/14/2009 ENGRD 2700 7:00 pm
"Tudyings hysicsp"
"Javorcism: ridding my body of Java and code"
"My Friend, Mr. Op-Amp"
"Tea & Pee Tests"
05/07/2009 PHYS 2214 9:00 am
05/08/2009 CS 2110 2:00 pm
05/11/2009 ECE 2100 9:00 am
05/14/2009 ENGRD 2700 7:00 pm
"Tudyings hysicsp"
"Javorcism: ridding my body of Java and code"
"My Friend, Mr. Op-Amp"
"Tea & Pee Tests"
Last Time Before the New Year
Yesternight ended the last time I will be doing homework in the lounge area of Cook. Thank you, Taylor. Thank you, Hans. Thank you, Stephen. For an interesting semester, to say the least.Today is the last day of class for me. I don't feel particularly excited about it, but it isn't particularly sad to think about either. In any case, let the festivities begin with Slope Day 2009 [in the rain and thunderstorm]. Soon, it will be time to take life by the horns again. But for now, there is this raging bull (call it "Finals") and it is best to cleanly get out of its way.
I realize I haven't been posting as frequently as I have been in the recent past, but then I wouldn't like to take blame that work and life got in the way of things. Even Engineerography.com has been reduced in production somewhat. I expect to pick this up soon ... this summer ... while at work.