poster

here's a really low res file of my urop poster. hopefully more to come, semi-soon. 

sorry for being a wish-wash. 

project images

i'm working on this poster for the UROP symposium in just over a week and i'm going to use one of these graphics for my project...which one should i use? i'm not a graphic designer, so don't hate. i was just playing around with illustrator, so like i said...i'm not too picky and perfectionistic, i just need to decide which one to use. thanksees.

more pictures, less learning

maybe someday one of my lovely tech-savvy friends will show me how to use computer-y things as i so wish. until that happens i think i'm going to give up for a while.

ps the way that this separates text is completely arbitrary and annoying...why doesn't anything show up like it appears here, once it's posted?!

i wish computers read minds

this stupid thing still won't let me put text before image, so i just went crazy and posted a bunch of my mom's photos from the 70s. i'll probably continue posting more and seeing if i can get this lame program to read my mind. or to figure out how to read the program's mind, rather.

fooling around

even though blogging is supposedly "easy," i do not agree to this consensus people have seemed to form. i've had this crap for a long time, and still haven't figured it out. so now i'm going to fool around with it for a while until i learn. for example, in the last post i made, the text was being frustrating as hell to move the cursor around, then when it posted, it was all funny. so bear with me, as i experiment with "clicking this does that" for quite a while. i'm just going to post a fuckload of random pictures to see how it all works. then i'll probably delete them. but noone reads this anyways, so it doesn't matter.

winter is sad

work from a project quite a while ago.
trying to figure out different applications on my computer and internet today because of the weather.