I ate at Fellini’s Pizza for the first time today with Titus. You generally get a lot of pizza for a pretty reasonable price. They even had my favorite topping, green olives. The price was right and the food was good, but the Fellini’s atmosphere can’t quite compete with the unique and varied stylings of the Mellow Mushroom.
I got a call at 7:15 thing morning; it was Titus and he was still at the airport. I showered and went to pick him up like the kind roommate-type person that I am. It sounds like he had a good time in Argentina.
Tuesday brings new classes and new challenges:
acpstudios.net has finally been transferred to Go Daddy as of late this evening. I played with the site colors some more, but I’m still not entirely sure what I’m looking for.
This was the first day of classes for the Fall 2004 semester at Georgia Tech. This will be my ninth semester as a student here, and I am planning to graduate at the end of the semester in December.
I’ve tried to compile some of my initial impressions of my classes here:
I made a late-night run to the Austell target to pick up a few more things for the apartment. It’s still a long way out there; I don’t know why I thought it might be any shorter. I was surprised that we actually seem to have a quicker route to the East-West Publix, where I used to do pretty much all my grocery shopping.
I also found a neat toy called AveDesk. It’s a small freeware app that will run ObjectDock docklets as stand-alone “desklets.” The end result is something much like Konfabulator for the Mac or the new Dashboard feature coming in the next release of OS X.
I also watched “Bakuretsu Tenshi” and updated a bunch of Debian packages on Freya.
The move-in continues… I installed the latest public release of the Satori firmware from Sveasoft on my WRT54G router. I was quite surprised that I didn’t have to re-enter all my custom settings after the upgrade.
