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I have been busy the last few days working on classwork. Being the procrastinator I am, I waited until last minute to work on a presentation that was for the following day. In my defense, it did not go badly and I received full credit. However, there is not much to say about it. I have also been getting back into Skyrim after losing 60 hours of gameplay due to saves on a laptop that was stolen. I have nearly caught up one of my two characters to the point where they were before. Admittedly, this means I have been slacking on my projects. I am currently working on restructuring the project a little bit to clean up the mess of directories I have.

On another note, it was about time for a change in hardware; the receiver for my normal mouse was stolen with the laptop and my ad hoc replacement is starting to fall apart (the grips on the sides are starting to peel). It was a change I was considering to do for a while, and using said replacement for a month was enough to go for it. I decided to invest in a Logitech G9x and it works fantastically. After adjusting to the new shape, it feels much better than the two mice I have used previously. I am not and will not be a product reviewer anytime soon, so I will leave it at that.

So I actually did something a litle out of the norm yesterday and went to the Museum of Science and Industry with some friends. Though it was for the sake of getting some photographs to prove I went somewhere for a class. But that is adjacent to the point at hand! Anyways, I have been busy the last few days so I have not gotten much work done. I decided to throw some of the photographs that were taken for the sake of having something up here after so many days of inactivity. Then again, most of them are just of display text so I ommitted them so there are not many of them left to show. Not to mention I appear to have slacked off on taking photographs... and I was there for two hours. Meh.

I hate you so much. I looked out the window yesterday afternoon to see this. Though there is not much to say about it. My car is in the center of the first photo.