Fucked to Portishead.
Was great.
Thursday, 5 March 2009
Tuesday, 3 March 2009
Hmm...
Social psychology IS interesting. Very interesting. I just wish cognitive psychology were as interesting.
That doesn't mean that a 9AM lecture after staying around last night was a good thing - just not as bad as it could've been.
In other news I have to go and see Bertrand Merlier again. Good times!
That doesn't mean that a 9AM lecture after staying around last night was a good thing - just not as bad as it could've been.
In other news I have to go and see Bertrand Merlier again. Good times!
Monday, 2 March 2009
Thoughts
Today has been odd. Really odd.
I wake up just before 10AM feeling like crap with my glasses on. No doubt the result of another psychology essay (Neuropsychology - Alzheimer's Disease) all finished and then making the rash decision to watch David Gilmour live in Gdansk at half four in the morning. Silly man.
Then I realised it's been over a year since Finn passed away. Filled with sadness and anger; only to be distracted by a fantastic concert and lecture by Bertrand Merlier into HCI Gesture control (using EyeCon and Max/MSP) in timbral composition. I've got some reasonably extensive notes that might help and in theory this could work in Jitter too - it's just a lot more work. Now I sit here remembering Finn, going to skip off to Amelia's and look at the (Selmer) guitar she bought in Canterbury market yesterday (yeah, she's travelled all the way to Kent and back again for the weekend - madness I say) and probably get no work done when I should be learning C Programming and Set Theory. I'm bad at this whole life thing. Really bad. Can't wait until next year when I actually get some module choice.
It's going to be a difficult day.
I wake up just before 10AM feeling like crap with my glasses on. No doubt the result of another psychology essay (Neuropsychology - Alzheimer's Disease) all finished and then making the rash decision to watch David Gilmour live in Gdansk at half four in the morning. Silly man.
Then I realised it's been over a year since Finn passed away. Filled with sadness and anger; only to be distracted by a fantastic concert and lecture by Bertrand Merlier into HCI Gesture control (using EyeCon and Max/MSP) in timbral composition. I've got some reasonably extensive notes that might help and in theory this could work in Jitter too - it's just a lot more work. Now I sit here remembering Finn, going to skip off to Amelia's and look at the (Selmer) guitar she bought in Canterbury market yesterday (yeah, she's travelled all the way to Kent and back again for the weekend - madness I say) and probably get no work done when I should be learning C Programming and Set Theory. I'm bad at this whole life thing. Really bad. Can't wait until next year when I actually get some module choice.
It's going to be a difficult day.
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