Friday's quiz went fine, although many a Section III soul was heard complaining about it. I think my colleagues and classmates have forgotten the labors and losses of college. Quizzes are supposed to be hard, meant to challenge you, designed to bring you from one concept to the next. Plus, HELLO, the curve! Bad just might equal good.

Over the weekend I interviewed for a position on the M-Trek Core Team. It went well and I'm hopeful. Decisions should be announced by midweek and I'm looking forward to being part of an organization of that stature and impact.

We also went to the Museum of Art for the show "pop!" It closed on Sunday so Saturday was a perfect day to take it in. Saturday night we went to Caroline's house for the game. It was a pleasant way to watch the first TV game of the year - result notwithstanding. Then on Sunday it was time to paint Jenelle's apartment. The bedroom and kitchen had been done already, but the walls of the living and dining rooms and small hallway needed a coat, so we cranked that out. It's funny how much things change with colors. The place seemed smaller but more relaxed when the tan and maroon were up and drying.

Today was my first corporate do - venerable industrial mainstay General Electric. They make lots of transportation stuff, so I went and collected info. It turns out, though, that the recruitment things are not the most effective way to get a foot in the door. I'm going to have to work on contacts outside of the realm of OCD to make things happen.

A duesy. To quote Nate, I'm out.