There was an earthquake?

I remember waking up in the middle of the night, but I didn't feel the earthquake. I'm disappointed.

To help me put some things in order.

This is what the sky looked like last night while I was waiting for Greg outside the ceramics building.

Speaking of ceramics.  I'm almost done with everything.  I have to:

1. Make and attach a handle to one of my pitchers.
2. Glaze the other two.
3. Glaze a jar.
   
4. Raku a cylinder and a sculptural bowl.
5. Sgraffito a cylinder.
6. Stain a cylinder.
7. Do slip trailing ("Slip (a liquid clay) is applied to the greenware through a tube or nozzle, much like icing a cake.) on the last cylinder.

I should be done with all of that by the beginning of class on Tuesday.  Since that's the last day the gas kiln is going to fire.  I still have to do an animation project and get my final portfolio together for my Photoshop class.  The animation project is going to be the most difficult project yet, but putting together the final portfolio isn't going to be difficult.  Then I have a few more journal assignments to write for Film Theory, and a 10 page final paper.  Due next Thursday.  That's it.  Seems like a lot, but I think I'll make it.

A glimpse at things.

This is kind of a self centered post, but I wanted to take some pictures.




Eww... The wall under the air conditioner.





I hate the picture on my badge; it's like two years old.


New sunglasses.


My key chains actually have special meanings to me.  My late aunt Rachel gave me the Texas key chain, and it reminds me of my visits there.  The Cherokee, North Carolina key chain is from the time we visited.  One of our ancestors has his name in a book there.


My DS lite that I got for birthday/Christmas.


I never go anywhere without this.


Things that I take everywhere.


My backpack and some pink lemonade.