Day 33: Stressed, but working through it.

Wow. I need to send emails and get stuff done. Telluride is coming up, so I'll probably not be writing too much here as I need to focus on writing essays there for that assignment. Thus, I'll need to be offline for the next few days while I get this sorted. I'll put some stuff up once I simply crank this out.

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