Without needing to go to class, and with the weather taking a turn for the colder again, I started putting together a few things...

Roll around to Monday morning. Even though it was Easter Monday, classes were not cancelled.

We returned to classes on Tuesday, and that meant a return to Rig City...

And we’re back to doing assignments that I actually don’t hate doing! Woohoo!

I’ve been struggling to gain back some semblance of control from this project that seems to have taken over my life...

We are still wading knee-deep in agony this week...I worry that it may rise up over our heads soon and consume us all.

As my time in Manitoba drew to its end, my thoughts returned their focus on school...getting back to Ottawa proved to be quite the hassle.

It’s the final week of first semester...I’m just ready to have the time for personal projects again.

As I’m sitting here thinking about my week, I’m realizing that it actually felt so long. Not that it passed slowly or anything . . .

I was ready to launch my computer out my third-storey window. Sweet, satisfactory defenestration.

I figure, may as well get work done during “regular” work hours. That way I can still have my evenings and weekends for myself.

On Wednesday, when I looked out my window, I was greeted with a glorious sight. SNOW!!!

If last week brought on a drudging doubt about this program and where I’m at in life, this second week added another level of despair.

This past week was reading week...now that classes have started again, I’m starting to have doubts about my choice to be in this program.

We planned on eating a lot over the course of the weekend, so it was probably best to start with something smaller. Ease us into gluttony...

One of the things I have chosen to do in order to challenge myself to improve in art, is to take part in an unofficial Inktober.

This weekend was the Ottawa International Animation Festival. As a student of animation, I got the opportunity to volunteer...

Today in class we started working on INbetweening. Yeah, I had no idea what that meant either.

When embarking on an adventure, it is good to bear in mind that frustrating things will happen... From the bottom, one can only go up.

Shopping for this adventure as an adult is very different from shopping for mini quests as a child.