I don't post entries in this too often, but it's not like anyone's following it. Anyway, I've moved back into halls and I'm settling back into student life again. Lectures don't start until tomorrow though. Anyway, I uploaded a drawing a few hours ago, but if you're reading this you've probably already seen it.

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It took a lot of wasted paper and reading of books, but I finally managed it. Now to draw something from a birdseye view.

I got a PS3 on Friday. I haven't played any games yet (I've been distracted from it by prototype) but I've just put Disgaea 3 in and I'm ready for an all nighter. ^_^

My uni just sent out the pass list, and my name's one it. I should be getting my results on Thursday but I'm told that as far as the first year is concerned, a pass is a pass.

...I LOVE SOLDERING!

I love the way the molten solder flows. I love the "snip" my wire cutters make when I trim the leads. I love watching my PCB as the pattern I'm etching slowly appears. I even love the smell of flux! Flux is my anti-drug!

Just felt like sharing that.

Funny story...I just spend 30 minutes cutting up PCB with a rotary tool and hacksaw without gloves or a vice.

When I finished, I went to get my files to remove the burrs, realised that I hadn't yet removed them from their packaging (having recently bought new ones). So I got out my penknife (a blade less than an inch long), cut the first tie and promptly slipped and ended up with a 2" cut on my palm.

I'd like to point out that this doesn't fit the definition of irony. There's nothing unusual, unlikely or funny* about being injured by a knife.

*Well maybe.