Well, I haven't updated this thing in ages. So I guess I'll breeze through my life since I last updated.
My sophomore year here at Virginia Tech ended. I went home and found a job as a computer technician, since I definitely wasn't going back to that hellish theatre or back to the doctor's office to alphabetize files. Now, this place worked me 46 hours a week, which was pretty nice. However, I only made 6.15 an hour, which blows. No computer technician should be getting a salary that compares to a Burger King employees. However, I would rather work as a computer technician than at Burger King, so whatever.
I also started playing Final Fantasy XI that summer. Let me tell you what, this game is addicting. Since I started playing this game I stopped playing Warcraft III and haven't even looked back. Even now, I play this game every chance I get. Spare time on the weekends? Ooooh, FFXI time! No, I don't go out anymore...
I went over to my grandma's house in Oklahoma over the summer, too. I have one of the coolest grandmas of all time. She spoiled Aaron and me. Also while I was there, I talked to them about the trouble I was having at school, and they suggested that I might have ADD.
Over the summer, I found out that my old ex-girlfriend, Elaine, moved back in town. Neato... It was my mom who told me that she moved back in town, so naturally I finally told my mom what happened between us. Hmmm... and I saw her once at Olive Garden before I left back for school.
Now, this year I got an apartment to live in! Woohoo! Anthony Graham is my roomate. He's pretty cool.
Halfway into the semester I finally get my parents to get me a prescription for my ADD. It helped, but since I was already in such deep crap in one class, I couldn't pull myself out. So, I ended up doing not so well in Digital Design, but I got my first A since I've been here in Prob and Stat! Hurray!
Over the winter, I worked some more.
Yup, that's about it. Now maybe I can start updating this thing again without there being a huge friggin hole in the middle.
2005-01-26
Summer and fall '04
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