Graduating

It has been so relaxing having graduated from college. It feels soooo good! :)

I've played through Neverwinter Nights. I tried playing through it when I was in High School, but I didn't like it too much back then. Somehow, it was easier to play through the game this time around. I think that my strategy worked a bit better.

Last time, I was a Paladin, and that didn't work out very well for me for some reason. I couldn't even really get past the first little bit in the game.

This time, I was a wizard and got this dwarf monk as a little helper. The dwarf monk took care of most of everything, and I took care of all of the stuff that he couldn't (I helped by providing him buffs and took care of groups of people, along with helping him kill the really hard regular people).

It was fun. I really enjoyed it. I've had a VERY lazy weekend. I enjoyed it quite a bit. I also think that I'll enjoy going back to work this week. I have a few different projects there that I'm happy to work on. There are two bugs that I would like to track down. One of them entails threads in a server just stopping for some reason. It probably has to do with some race condition in the code or something. I don't know. The other one has to do with a race condition between two different servers. I'm excited to look for these problems. I think it'll be fun and interesting.

I'm starting my after-work MBA this winter. I'm really nervous about it. I'm nervous about the amount of time this program will take. I do think that it will pay off. I think that it will probably pay off and help me earn more money throughout my lifetime and maybe retire a bit earlier. At the very least, it'll help make Erin happier, I think. Erin seems like she likes to have little things that could be fun. For example, the other day, she said that she wanted a ski doo, and maybe go ski doo racing. I think that could be fun, but I want to make sure I can provide this for Erin.

I'm really nervous about doing this program. I'm nervous about not liking it, or it not being useful. I hope that it turns out all right. Everything looks like it should be good, but I'm nervous that it won't be. I think it'll end up being all right. I think it's an important step for me going and doing in my career.