I discovered the Foxkeh theme for Firefox 3 just today. It is excellent, and cute; my mom is right when she says nobody does cute like Japan.

I’m moved out of the condo I was living in (roommate difficulties; email me if you haven’t heard the story yet) and am back in my grandparents’ house. I applied last week to live on campus, either in an apartment at University Towers or a studio apartment at Cholla. I’ll post updates.

I have a new wallet; photos coming sometime soon-ish, along with vacation photos from ages ago.

Related to Ubuntu Intrepid, I’m researching getting an external hard drive, and rearranging my system so that Ubuntu is my primary OS even on my Mac, and that each OS (OS X, Ubuntu, and Windows) has its own hard drive on my Mac, with a yet-to-be-determined arrangement for media (anime, movies, music) and backup.

I think that’s everything.

My family is taking a vacation to the Los Angeles area next week; so for the time being I’m back in the Old Pueblo. The two things I remembered right away:

1. how little traffic there is, but how much it doesn’t seem like it because of how poorly managed it is; and
2. how little there is to do here.

It is kinda nice to get away from the condo for a while though and be back with my family; it was starting to get old, sitting around all day with nothing to do. Preferrable to summer school, but all the same, calling something an improvement over summer school isn’t saying much.

The one downside to our vacation is that we’ll actually be driving from Tucson to Los Angeles. Not as bad a drive as the one to San Diego—we pass through real civilization, Phoenix and Blythe instead of Yuma and El Centro—but still not optimal. I guess I see where my parents are coming from, with flying being much more expensive and really not saving too much more time over driving, but that doesn’t change the fact that being in a car for seven or eight hours is no fun. I will be taking pictures and will post them once I am back in Tempe at my own computer.

In the meantime, my laptop is now (or will be later this afternoon, anyway) dual-booting again, so that I can at least have EVE Online and World of Warcraft with me at home and on other travels. If it weren’t for the fact that certain games require me to use Microsoft products, I would be more than happy to never have to acknowledge their existence.

Now I just need to finalize my decision between openSUSE and Ubuntu for a Linux distribution to dual-boot. Ubuntu I have much more experience working with, and I prefer its package manager; but openSUSE looks better, and works better with docking and undocking, but it’s been harder for me to configure. I am open to opinions and recommendations, so feel free to leave a comment.