1.) I can get $15 an hour to be an unclothed model for a life-drawing class here at ISU. This means that I can get paid more money to take my clothes off than to be a research assistant to my professor, advancing the knowledge of mankind. Welcome to the world.
2.) I am not very good at adapting to change when I do not see it coming. Maybe that sounds obvious, but let me give an example: The transition to college was not a big deal to me at all. It was obviously supposed to be a change, and therefore it didn't bother me. I can remember laying in bed the first night wondering if I was supposed to feel upset or lonely or something...because I didn't. Conversely, I WAS upset last weekend when we went to eat at an at an Italian restaurant at the last minute instead of The Cafe, because I had my mind made up for one type of food, and my mind did not like transitioning to the other.
3.) I am trying to think of a name for the light I am designing for class/a lighting competition. I am going the sustainable route, and am using recycled glass and pieces of glass to create the fixture. However titling the piece is a problem. Using "broken", "shattered", "fragment" or synonyms of those words (to reference the pieces of glass making up the luminaire) sound either too depressing or too dangerous. Hmmm...
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