Way behind, I know, but look, we're making progress

Posted October 18, 2008 11:51 PM | 1 Comment

I'm pretty sad it's been so long since I've really written anything, or even posted photos. I'll be retroposting soon I think, as has become the norm for this photoblog.

But there's good news! I nearly finished implementing the template I designed a year ago for this blog. If you see a daisy in the masthead, you're looking at it. I still have to do the monthly and category archive pages, but all the entries and the homepage are updated. I also need to fix a lot of the style sheet, but that's to be expected with any haphazardly redone website.

So, today. Just a quick update on life:

I went with the BRIDGE program and my partner Da to Milwaukee to tour the Harley-Davidson Museum and the Jelly Belly warehouse.

The museum was fairly interesting, though my dad would have definitely gotten more out of it. I was surprised by the extensive motorcycle culture that apparently was much more widespread earlier in the 20th century. I also had no idea Harley-Davidson produced so many (88,000?) motorcycles for the U.S. military.

As for school, I'm about 200 or so pages behind in biochemistry and about 100 pages behind in physics. I need to go way back and review in calculus, or at least work more problems. I'm nowhere near as proficient as I need to be. Top priority right now is biochemistry, though, because I have an exam Wednesday! The same day my physics homework is due and the same day I have a quiz in calculus. Ugh!

I'm listening to Feist's album Let It Die since I just finished Monarch. It's OK.

Tags:

• Building Relationships In Diverse Global Environments,
• Da C