I'm Brad from Indiana, I'm 23 and now living in California. I enjoy the outdoors, photography, web design, and talking with friends.
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26
Things keep on Truckin on!
This week has been pretty busy. Last weekend was great with parents’ weekend, which both my dad and mom came for that and our usally unsucessful football team won. The main culprates for the added stress is a 25 page Theory notebook about Marx which is somthing I have never done. I am a computer science major and the biggest paper I had to do was 9 pages for expository writting. So I have been pacing my self working on the theory notebook. That notebook is due next Thursday and on that Tuesday I have a 5 page take home test that is for Ethnic and minority issues. I don’t think that it will give me much of a problem but its just another thing on the plate. Also tonight I am working sound for an event but I told my boss that next week I can’t work so I can make sure I finish up the loose ends to the paper. Also for my interactive media II class I have been wraping my mind about my semester project of a portfolio website made in flash. Its going to be a telephone pole with different fliers on it then the background scean will move while the pole moves so you can click the content on the pole and see my portfolio. It is going to take alot of thinking and doing. A possitive my roomate and I are having an Office party tommorrow. I think that is going to be a good time.
Sep
18
A Sad day for a Computer Science Major.
I was in Ethnic and Minority Issues, and my computer wouldn’t boot up. I kept on trying it and I ended up getting a blue screen that said beggining batch purging of files… I was like man this sucks. So then I had to recover some files and it reformated the hardrive.
Sep
15
The Seal Falls at Taylor University!
On Friday’s Chapel in the middle of the message the seal that was attached to the podium fell to the ground. This is what I came up with as a result and submited to our school news paper, The ECHO.
