True story. Now that I'm on spring break, I thought that I could officially push the time that I go to sleep. It didn't work out so well. Half a day later, I wake up with my dreams still ingering on my mind. In my dreams, I was so tired, I was falling asleep while I was walking. Weird.

Even though I'm on spring beak, I wasn't quite ready for it. Work has been a disaster. My supervisor has decided that he doesn't like me, and has begun to nit-pick everything that I do. I'll deal with it, but it's just annoying. At least next year will be better, as I'll be working in a different school. In the meantime, not every school is on spring break (like my graduate school), so I'm still in the midst of writing papers. Hooray.

Gaming is awesome, as always. I've almost maxed out my character on Borderlands, but then I grew tired of it. So I'm taking a break to concentrate on Indigo Prophecy and Lord of the Rings Online. Man, I'm so glad I forked over the $200 at the launch of that game for a lifetime subscription. It has already paid for itself with the amount of time I've sunk into that game.

I have a home server that I use for media streaming and backup storage. I also use an online storage option for my most precious documents, but this server houses the mundane. Anyhow, I was using Windows Home Server as an OS. It did a great job, but then the tral ended. I'm not about to fork over almost $200 when I don't have to. So, I tried Ubuntu Server. Yeah. After insalling that I was staring at a Linux command line instead of a GUI. I haven't touched anything like that since college (ten years ago), so away that OS went. Now, I just settled on using an old copy of WinXP Home with file and printer sharing on. Speaking of printer sharing, man that was a pain in the ass. At least I learned alot though.