Jonbu the baker

I’ve never quit a job before. So this is my first time ever, quitting. And it was a very nice experience. I recommend everyone to do it (unless you’re happy as you are, of course).

The actual quitting part is not nice. For me it was sad. I had to tell my Big Boss, who is a really nice guy and I’ve come to respect, that I’ll be leaving. I didn’t really tell anyone else, the words just spread so I didn’t have to. Coworker all the sudden became just people. You start to see them in a different light, and you begin to realize, you probably won’t see these guys again for a while.

The leaving part tho, is pretty good. Cleaning stuff up, Good-bye lunches, and just the feeling of not having to worry about things anymore. Leaving those in good hands. There’s gonna be a new set of stuff to worry about in the new job, but for now, all those things that you have been worrying about (the next release, future bugs that may come back), is not for you to worry about anymore. Taste of Freedom! Tho gonna be short-lived for me.

I’ve imagined this day for a while, and now I’m living it.. kinda weird feeling.

That blue dragon picture looks nice on the front page, so I kinda wanted to leave it there for a while by not blogging.
Update: I just progressed onto disc 3.
Update 2: I decided to be done with the game w/o finishing it. It’s getting too repetitive.

I’ve always (mistakenly) used categories as tags, so it’s an easy transition for me to go to tags. Got my tag cloud set up and “japan” is so big! It will always overshadow whatever else I write on this blog.

Was browsing around for cameras for my next trip, and saw this: Sony’s Smile Shutter

Basically the camera takes the picture whenever it detects a *smile*. Pretty neat. You can adjust the “strength” of the smile so that it takes the picture on a slight smile, or have it be strict and only take pictures when it sees a strong smile. So with this camera, you tell a joke instead of getting the person to say jeez.
I think it’s great for happy people.