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So, today was the third time I’ve been to the dentist in the last week. I am growing less and less amused. Although I have to admit, after cracking my tooth I was actually excited to get to the dentist today.

Today started part one of a two-step processes. That is, removing my dead/cracked tooth, taking a molding of my mouth, and providing me with a temporary tooth. Hooray!

The temporary tooth is pretty frail, so I really have to watch what I do for the next couple of weeks until I get my replacement (final) tooth. Not to mention my gums are sore as hell today.

They assaulted my face today. It was quite obvious. When I returned to the office after my appointment, my gums bled for the rest of the afternoon, so I sad their wiping off my blood-stained teeth. It was awesome. If we had girls at the office, oh how they would’ve been impressed.

In any case, my temporary tooth looks pretty good. It actually looks like a real tooth, not a Chiclet, so not to bad at all! :)

Midterm Already

Filed Under DSU, MSIS

The semester has been going by fast. It is already mid-term time. I have to admit, I absolutely hate my Systems Analysis and Design (SAD) mid-term. It is nearly 100% writing use-cases and diagramming it.

It didn’t help, that I found out on Friday that when doing use-cases, the instructor did not want us to be using the book he supplied. Instead, he wants us to use another resource. Why would you require a book that you disagree with the way they do one of the fundamental things you are teaching?

I do not know.

In any case, I’ve spent nearly the whole day trying to re-read everything that has been posted and get a better understanding of what is asked of us. I hate being pessimistic on this, but all I have come up with is that we are being knit-picked at. We were chewed out for using a template that was aligned slightly different than he wanted. Really? Is it that important?

I don’t know… but hey, it’s nice to vent. :)

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