blue forest dark of memory

Ha. Aha. On my way to hang out with a buddy right now, but the track closures on the railroad are inconvenient. It's two buses when I prefer a bus and train.

My document issues at work seemed to persist through systems despite my emailing everything through long before my first day, and as my mentioning this on day two was enough to count as a disruption, I was dismissed. Shucks. Time to send out applications once again...

Oh, my new workstation is awesome though. Her name's Mirai. I'll say more after Friday, when I'll have some nicer cords and the opportunity to install Debian GNU/Linux on her. じゃあね〜

Ne, the Queen of Blogging is back!... no, it doesn't work if I'm not Toda.

As mentioned in my last blog, I got a full time job; I'm due to start on the 14th now that my document complications have been smoothed over. For now, I wait.

But in celebration... I bought myself a new computer! For only 310 AUD (including shipping), a beautiful Lenovo P410 which will arrive in about four days. It will keep me going for a long, long time. Maybe I'll fight to give it all 128GB of RAM it can hold! Hehehe...

Xeon inside. Xeons are fancy. I'm fancy.

I'm naturally always stressed. Now, with medication... MORE STRESSね!!! And I feel sick!!

Well, in other news, I'm going to Nippon in late July. And I got a job. 40 hours a week on average. 9 hour work day... I just have to wait on some personal documents to be able to start work...

The image has no relation.

Friday night I rang my girlfriend, drank a bottle of watermelon flavour soju, and swore at people via online chess. I was miffed when I read the label on the back of the bottle and saw that the stuff I was drinking was something like 11% alcohol. I was under the assumption that it was 13.5%, according to my local liquor store's website.

Yesterday night: I rang my girlfriend, drank a bottle of tropical flavour soju, and apologised a thousand times because I had no idea why I was so drunk. I wasn't that bad yesterday, after all. I spun the bottle around and read the label: 13.5%.

...Ah.

I love to hang out in the library. I love quiet spaces...

They have both PCs and Macs in here. We're really living in the future! It's truly the Space Age! Not even my pricey first high school could manage this!