I’ve been decently busy lately. Assignments are due shortly. Games remain as addictive as ever.
I’ve been weaning off my Neverwinter Nights habit in the last week, and I’ve been gaming in moderation. I was out of balance a little while ago, but I seem to have regained it now.
I downloaded Ringu, the Japanese horror movie that was remade as The Ring in North America. Apparently, the Japanese version was much more frightening than the toned down American version, much like Jacky Chan’s fight scenes, I suspect. I’m still hesitant to watch it; I don’t like horror movies in general as they tend to cause a great lack of sleep during the following week, and this movie is supposed to be legendary in it’s ability to cause such an affliction. Even the fucking box cover scares me. I guess that if there’s a week that I need to get a lot of work done, I could use the movie as a sort of caffeine substitute.
I spoke with my supervisor about a proposal. For my final project, I’ll be trying to calculate the time complexity of solving a Rubik’s cube. There seems to be a rich set of literature documenting various algorithms and solutions for solving one in optimal time, so I think that I’ll have my work cut out for me. I’ve never been very good at solving Rubik’s cubes, since I never owned one. In the last few days I’ve been spending some time in understanding the logic behind the moves, and I’ve been able to solve it twice, with some online help. The radial tendon in my wrist seems to be suffering, however, with a slight pinched feeling, so I’m going to be restraining myself in fiddling with the cube over the next few days.
I’ve been looking for a condo to buy, but there doesn’t seem to be anything that I want to live in for more than five years within my price range. I suppose that it just makes sense, and that I’m setting my standards a bit too high. I’m now wondering if I should move back home or stay here. There are some advantages to moving back home, such as being able to live/hang out with John more often. However, I’ve friends here that I don’t want to leave, and I’ve grown fond of this city, and it’s comely feeling. It’s a decision I’ll have to make before the summer begins, and I suspect that it will be one of the most difficult decisions I’ll have to make in my life.
