One of my co-workers (Chris) and I get along really well. We like to talk about all manner of things and throw little posits and the like back and forth. We were talking about a game that I’m playing (Shadow Hearts: Covenant) and there is a section where it turns out that one of the characters is taken over by a demon. So that leads us to discussions of Exorcisms and the like, and Chris remarks that that kind of knowledge isn’t really available anymore, in that you can’t just take a class in Demonology. I make the point that it’s likely that Seminarians would take something similar and study exorcisim rituals, or at least that’s a feasible possibility. Chris did however bring up the point that there would be a horrible time at the final exam. And you thought that your essay questions were tough.

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I finally finished PoP:The Warrior Within this week. I got it last year for christmas, and worked my way through it till about 2/3, then got distracted. This year I got Shadow Hearts: Covenant (last year’s hot game), and I need to do the first one first, but I swore I wasn’t going to move to a new RPG till I finished PoP. I really like the game engine of PoP, the motion dynamics are so fluid, they’re amazing.

I’m also going to resolve a few things: I’d like to take my laptop with me more often. I have been not doing that and sometimes I’ll be wanting to blog and not able to, so I’d like to eliminate that as an excuse. I also want to take my journal with me and try using that more too. OK, I guess that’s one resolution.

Lastly, I’d like to write an open source blog client – I like some of the ones that are out there, but they’re either for pay or platform specific. If there was already a partially done java client, I’d take it and run, or maybe work on my own from scratch. There’s many the time that I’ve wanted one.

Also Lastly: I was thinking the other day as I drove down the road about the little lights that are in the lane dividers, the reflective bumps. When I was back in Canuckistani some time ago, I noticed a strange anomaly: that on the roads and highways there, they are embedded into the concrete – in a little rut type dealio. I didn’t think anything of it until I realized that it was done with a purpose, instead of randomly (as I assume most things are). Anyways, gotta run. Peace Out, G.

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