Homework, ants, games, work
Somehow I managed to get a lot of unrelated things all worked together over the past few days:
- Translating an article from Korean to English
- Dealing with swarms of ants in my apartment (the nightmares I have had recently I tell you!)
- Finishing "Shadow Hearts", a game my parents got for me for Christmas about 6 years ago
- Getting a cold/flu from my team leader
- Eating lots of chocolate chip cookies
- Driving around Oahu in "Test Drive Unlimited"
Also, I no longer think ants are cute.
Labels: California
Space Time
Last night I took my place in a fleet of tour buses to attend the annual holiday festivities put on by one of the disruptive forces in the bay area. A series of tents had been transformed into futuristic and retro space discos and lounges. The DJs were spinning, the live band was rocking, and the bars were open. Not to mention the exquisite culinary delicacies that accompanied the liquid offerings.
There were three main rooms, all connected by a central airlock. The two largest were the blue (live band) and orange (DJ), and the third room was a chill lounge where people could mingle and the lines for the facilities were the smallest.
Everyone was dressed up, except for a few poor souls who either missed the suggested attire detailed in the invitation, or who just didn't feel like changing out of that T-shirt that managed to get them this far in the week.
I had a great time, and definitely appreciated the event.
Labels: California
