Two terabyte hard drives and impressive processor speed, this computer is like a dream. I really wish I could've taken home the computer with my files on it too, but the Putt Putt Syndrome is a more pressing project. At any rate, I cleaned up the credit sequence to the directors specifications and once Allen comes by on Monday to confirm the final credit sequence Anna and I can focus more specifically on the documentary.
Tomorrow is the BIG day. I head off to NESCom to tour the campus, take a placement test, interview with an admissions officer, and pass in my application. I'm fixing up my essay from two posts back tonight to be sure that everything is in order.
While this post is short, it DOES qualify as a post, so ha.
Oh, and if I happen to have one on hand I'm going to start doing a "word of the day" thing on here. The first word of the day ever is.....
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drumroll please......
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badadadadadadbada
SMASH!
"Bizzare"
adj.
Strikingly unconventional and far-fetched in style or appearance; odd.
[probably from Basque bizar, beard.]
bizarro means "handsome" or "brave" in Spanish and Portuguese
bizarro means "handsome" or "brave" in Spanish and Portuguese
That's right, my beard means bizzare and bizzare used to mean brave. Go me.
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