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Stuff I’m up to lately, in bullet-point form

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  • Going to classes, which ranges from pretty awesome to completely awful and a waste of my time (aka ME 410 – Statics)
  • Writing lots of code, but never finishing everything due to boredom / exhaustion / laziness
  • Working at OSC, which is a mixed bag
  • Playing Nintendo DS a lot more now that I’ve got an SD adapter for it
  • Watching through Arrested Development again
  • Reading the Internets a lot, LifeHacker really is an awesome site, everyone should read it

In general though, I feel as if my big problem is the same as most other people who have graduated / will graduate soon, I have no one to really hang out with. My girlfriend is great and if it weren’t for her I probably would’ve went insane by now but as Kurt Vonnegut puts it, I need to “join a gang”; I’m really down to only two people who are still in Columbus that I still hang out with. We spend time with the German department kids, but they don’t do things that often and I still kind of feel like an accessory a bit (not because of them, they’re great).

Normally I’d take this upon myself to start anew and get to fixing this problem, but I’m hesitant because I’m leaving soon for a whole new city where I’ll really have to start again. I suppose that this is just a transition period that I’ll have to get through.

Written by Paul Betts

February 4th, 2007 at 10:46 pm

Posted in Not Nerdy

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  1. Not that it really resolves your situation in any way, but if it helps at all to know that you’re not the only one in that situation: count me in. I’m not actually about to graduate myself, but most of the people I hang out with have started the final run up to their graduations, and have far less free time than they used to. Add that to breaking up with the girlfriend I had last summer, who I hung out with pretty regularly for the last year, and I can relate. Even for only the months through May/June, though, it might be worth investing some time into that: 4 or 5 months is a good chunk of a year. Just my 2 cents. Good luck! (PS- you can always code… I’m still fighting with Ruby on my mac, but I’ll be checking out Estelle once I get my desktop back in shape. Looking forward to it.)

    Colin

    5 Feb 07 at 9:45 am

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