Rome was(n't) built in a day.

No, it was built in 5 freaking hours!

Next time I'll ask the penguins to slap me if I thought of something similar.The "Mursa Project", which is a computer presentation of my pre-Roman and Roman town (yes, it's THAT old), has finally taken shape. It has taken shape a long time before, but it was so fugly made (by some other people) that I couldn't stare at it, and I was supposed (and still am) to present it, plus lead the whole show (your local, lovely host).

To make the long story short, I suggested re-making Mursa in the 3D environment of "Caesar IV". Since I've never really played the game, I had to go through all the bloody campaigns and what nots. But I've done it. Panem et circences, really.

The school strike's finished, the professors got what they wanted and we'll (probably) get three (3) Saturdays of schooling. You know what? I don't really care. Because of the Saturdays. I'm glad for the professors. Their pay was really a disgrace, and considering the fact that our schooling very much differs and is unknown to the wide world, they truly deserve that one.

Considering I've a couple of essays to write, I'll make this a short entry (har-har). I'm expecting a few good books to arrive from the UK soon. The cinemas in town are up and running again. I haven't had a muffin in a while. Yeah, that's life for you.

Plus, I'm making a video for a friend. Hope it'll work out fine. It's annoying when you have a the perfect shot in your head, but the virtual camera just can't cope with it.

Yesterday I bought two pens. Both of them aren't working. Nope, don't mind it.