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I just got home from singing with the Columbus Sacred Harp group. This is one of the songs we did. Our version didn’t sound nearly as nice as this one, but that’s ok.
What I did this week (12 oct 2012)
- Started our second project in package design. We are designing a bar of soap and its packaging.
- Received a guided tour of Mr. Hazlerig’s soap collection, which is expansive and very smelly.
- Got confused about an assignment and wrote a four-page paper monday morning in my package design class.
- Narrowly made it through a “feminism and gender stereotypes” lecture in my comics class. That is all I will say about that.
- Took home the marketing midterm, completed most of it on monday night, and turned it in tuesday afternoon.
- Had a woman from Career Services come talk to our ad class about the Internship Fair next month. She tried to be relevant by calling herself a geek and making annoyingly-contrived self-deprecating jokes.
- Wrote 40 company slogans for copywriting. Spent both classes talking about slogans. My head is spinning.
- Picked up a piece of molten copper and burned the fingertips on my left hand. Ouch.
- Got to school early to pick up a drawing from last year that Boryana had been storing in AMF.
- Had major chill time in Burleigh’s class. Spent pretty much the whole time doing homework and chatting. It’s nice to have a little break after all the frenzy of last week’s finals.
- Finished socks I was making for my jewelry teacher and delivered themto her. She was quite pleased!
- Finished making my first ring. And I used the polishing machine with no major injuries!
- Started thinking about registration, which is stressing me out a lot.

I made these socks for my Grandmother on her 70th birthday. I chain-stitch-embroidered a “70” above each heel flap. (Link to project on Ravelry)
Ron Paul trying to bribe his way into a club by slipping the bouncer a physical bitcoin and winking
I would advise you all to follow Imaginary Image Blog. It will stretch your brain and make you smile. This one made me laugh out loud.
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