I'm still getting used to my glasses again, and usually I don't notice the frames, but when I'm outside in the light, my vision becomes very clear and the frames become very bright. I don't think it's a physical phenomenon, I think it's a perception issue. Like how you usually ignore the fact that your field of view jostles as you walk, but if you focus on it, it's quite obvious. Or how there is almost always some kind of ringing in your ear, but you never notice it unless you listen for it explicitly. I was thinking about how cool it might be to have a film that included on the little perceptual weirdnesses like that that no one really thinks about. First-person perspective scenes would obviously need to be included to be able to capture things like that.


My video rentals from clemons are late. I have to return them and my books. I'll do it during the dedicated hour tonight.

My glasses are smudged, I need to wipe them tonight.

I need to email my old STS professor about getting my proposal so I can do the progress memo for norton.

course action, degree audit, get proposal tomorrow.

I'm going to start using this as a sort of personal diary. I was listening to a pharmacology lecture podcast, and the professor talked about how much easier it is to get something done when you give meaning and ritual to it. I decided that I want to encourage myself to spend some time every night organizing my thoughts and my life, and keeping the info in a separate blog, and writing in it at midnight every night would be the first step toward a formal ritual.

So every night, I will post in this blog about ideas I've had during the day, and things I'll be wanting to do the next day. After I finish posting, I'll dedicate an hour to getting those things done, and then go to bed.

First post coming up soon....