I just learned by way of the blogs that when I was showing Diane around the Colony right after I arrived I showed her my flame thrower.. an she said.. ‘why do you need a flamethrower’. I said :..Oh.. Honey, you gotta have a flamethrower !”.. What other circumstances would have allowed me to say that ?!
I can’t believe that the show will be over in 2 episodes .. it’s been so much fun. I can’t go anywhere without bumping into soemone who recognizes me from the show.. it’s weird and fun… I love talking about the show.. but it’s also strange to have these lopsided relationships.. folks know me.. and I don’t know them (yet)..
It’s an interesting challenge to balance my public extrovert and private introvert.. In two weeks it will all start to fad.. which will be both sad and a relief..
Not too much to report for the day.. I worked a long hard day.. but it was pretty satisfying.. After work Diane and I dropped gabe and his friends off at dinner then headed downtown for the ‘Art Hop’ One of our first and only stops was at the Champlain College exhibit. The Emerging Media Center folks were all there/ It’s always wonderful to see teh,. I even got to see some stuff I worked on.. here’s Awesome (her names really Alison.. but I always call her Awesome) demonstrating the breathing game I helped create. It’s a prototype driving game that is controlled by a spirometer.. a device for measuring breath flow and lung capacity. I wrote the low level C++ code that interfaces the spirometer to the flash environment for the game. The idea is to make the breathing exercises that kids with Cystic Fibrosis have to do more fun. The kids breathing control the cars speed and steering. It’s actually really fun and challengeing to use I was so happy and proud to see the whole game working. These Champlain kids are so clever !
Nite all.. Nite Sam !
-me