Another Day........

Just another day, well not exactly JUST another day. But it being "another" day is an effective observation. Valentine's day is around the corner and I havent even gotten anything for Sar yet... Maybe I can give her Crease, oh man hed be totally tanked with that.

There was this one time I even suggested I would leave him home while I went away. He bit a hole in the bottom of a milk carton and sucked it out then got the empty carton back in..... Hyper Intelligent pets have downsides too!

We moved into a new contract today, Ive been asked to write some code for a new robot an un-named company is bringing out. Diagnostic stuff, so let's hope for once a decent framework has been planned out. I hate writing code to interact with things and the API for it is messy and just blech. But not that we're here to discuss that sort of thing.

I've decided I need to plan further ahead. Well not that Sarah and I haven't discussed where things will go........... but I don't mean plans with us. We have commitment bands. Matching ones, which alarmed a lot of people. Maybe one day we can apply to get married, how lucky would that be....

No by plans I mean things I would like to do that will take more than a lu-cyc to plan. So in short........ Today it's about the things I would like to see.

Id love to go to Tokyo to see the Ion Harvesters, that is a serious Boost concept. And I even wrote about them in High School... It was something like:

In 2049 poluttion and smog over Tokyo Japan became so dense that the city was in a perpetual state of dusk. The emergent solution was a system of electronically charged plates and spires atop the tallest buildings. This web of electrical currents ionised the particles of heavy metals and oxides and allowed them to be attracted to the spires. Nano filters extracted the particles and formed them into cylinders which were then sent through a pipe system to a recycling facility.

Or something similiar. It was very boost at the time. And to be honest it still is. There's some things in life that are very man. And giant electrical harvesters 3 miles up is one of them.

Also on my "to see" list, are the Smithsonian Musuem. The whole thing, It's been collecting relics of mankinds achievements for years. It's got to be over a hundred years.The moon landing (It was all so primitive) and the Mars rover we retrieved in the 30's. Of course there's nothing from the Man on Mars project. I even heard that they've considered not sending anyone else. Either out of respect or fear of losing another team.

And of course there's so much more.
Oh boost Sar is calling, we're off to the park to watch some MantaBoards.


Crease.......LETS GO!!!