It’s been a busy last few days. Between meeting with a lot of people (mostly on vtONE stuff), two tests no one was prepared for, and a random afternoon in Roanoke, I’ve kept busy. Here’s a short recap:
Monday: studying for numerical methods test
Tuesday: numerical methods test, two homework assignments that I wasn’t aware of until Monday
Wednesday: classes, random adventure to Roanoke with Chris, featuring picking up a new taillight for my car, dropping off a broken sound board, buying a lifetime supply of printer paper, Best (Worst?) Buy, Harbor Freight Tools (the weirdest hardware store ever), and Krispy Kreme. Yes, I ate five hot original glazed doughnuts in one sitting. Michael, you’re right. I’m a fattie.
Thursday: sleeping in, vtONE dinner meeting, studying for the microprocessor system design (we had no idea what was on it until Thursday evening!), random trip to Joe’s Diner after midnight.
Friday: micro test, helping Ben with getting Fedora on his laptop (part 1 – defragging the drive), Good Friday service at the local Methodist church, grilling kabobs, movie with friends, and conversations until all hours.
Today will be a relaxing day. Tomorrow is the Easter service, and it’s with a number of churches and ministries in the Burruss Auditorium. Frank Beamer (head football coach) is sharing on why the resurrection matters in his life. Should be awesome.