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Fell asleep around 11:30 last night, slept fitfully and had a long stream of disturbing dreams, mostly about being a prisoner forced to spy on the US government. It may or may not have been a romance novel that I picked up at the same market that always pops up in my dreams and there was definitely something about flying home from spring break in a plane that had no doors. Woke up with gastric distress that lasted about an hour, got up and walked out into the nasty, windy, splattery, rainy weather. There's rain in my ear and it doesn't make me happy. In fact, it hurts. Phooey.

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I have once again concluded that I can't pay attention to Andrew, no matter how hard I try.

Read through Intro, finished the novel and enjoyed it. Now don't have to read it for the next week, whee.

310 was good, continued the fight learning. lornelover, we work on rolls/falls some more sometime?

In other news, Java makes me unhappy. I see it as a bad thing when I tell it to println and I cannot begin to figure out where the output is coming from...
What does it say about me if I have nearly 3000 songs in my iTunes library and I can't find something I actually want to listen to right now, but silence is definitely not it either?

In conclusion, feh.

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Okay. I tried for an hour to make the programs work, but I'm running into a wall between the logic of each step of what I want the program to do and translating into Java language. I know what it should do, but I can't seem to tell it what to do.
racetrack0 said he'd try to help me around 10, so I guess I'm going to answer the questions and then wait for him.

( Cut for psychoanalysis )

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Harumph. Charles Isherwood of the vaunted New York Times didn't like Moonlight and Magnolias. Fudge. I bet it's wonderful and he's just a grouch.

::edit:: 11:43pm
TheatreMania loved it. So there. From the descriptions, it sounds like it may not be the best of plays, but it's entertaining. Isherwood says the acting is too broad, but it sounds like that's what the play calls for. And Doug doing Scarlett O'Hara is just too great an idea to miss...