I should just walk away. Walk away and never look back.
\nBut I can’t, and I won’t. Oh well.
\nSomeone told me that the failures are just as important as the successes. Given that this still has the potential to be either, and that both are equally important, I think it’d be good to just let go and see what comes of it.
\nAnd, I mean, either way… things are good. Mars made a comment last night that (since things started) I’ve seemed happier than I’ve seemed in a long time, and that makes her happy. And you know what? That’s true. I am happy… and it’s been far too long since I’ve managed to feel that way.
\n…
\nThank you.<\/p>\n
Life is good.<\/p>\n
On the more geeky side… don’t you love when you find it easier to write pseudocode to explain your solution to a problem than to explain it with words? I just finished one of my algo questions that wanted me to explain a method for doing something with BSTs. I started writing out an explanation, and then realized it would be clearer to write out the actual code… so I did, and it’s a lot shorter than it would have been (as far as character count, not page length, since code rarely takes up a whole line).
\nYay for being such a CS major… code is just so elegant in ways that a (human) language never could be.<\/p>\n
Today I must get my photos developed (went to CVS this morning at 9 AM only to find that the photo area didn’t open until 11, so I have to go back in a little while) and scanned… and then get a lot done on my graphics program. Blah at homework.<\/p>\n
I’ll probably edit this post later to share some of the photos… there are a few I think should come out really well.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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