NinjaShteve

I like cooking. It's one of those pleasures I've slowly developed over time to go along with my love of food. I especially love cooking for others. When I can make something and see a smile cross a person's face from consuming it, whatever it may be, it's ecstasy. Nothing is quite as fulfilling. I've also become aware that I like exploring, especially when there's climbing involved. Experience is really what makes life worth living, and as a game developer, I'm in the business of crafting such experiences. At the GDC this year I managed to pinpoint what I want to do in the industry. Level design, crafting a world for players to explore and i

Nothing quite like shaking the house with music while reading about Augustus. I found out that since the beginning of the quarter I've lost ten pounds and I'm in generally high spirits. I sent in my application for a job that will do wonders for my resume and just sounds fun. On top of all of these things I'm almost done with all my school related projects. What does this mean? It means I get more time to do Shteve related projects, drawing, Maya, writing, reading, cooking etc. These things please me. If I get the job I'm shooting for I'll be shooting back and forth from my home in Columbus to my home in Athens. Regardless of whether or not

The quarter is winding down now. I should be happy, but I feel like I've lost momentum. Been sleeping later into the day, not going to Ping, other things that drive me nuts. Two exams yesterday. I did fine on my history exam, but my Japanese exam, not so much. That class has been a constant source of irritation for me this quarter. Near constant drafts for compositions, little notice on homework assignments that are due requiring near constant checking of Blackboard to know what I have to do, and overall just providing the heaviest workload of any of my classes. I doubt I would really care if this was related to my major or minor, but it's n