Broforce on the rise, productivity suffers

This week i attempted to open up the arduino programming environment. I failed. Instead I worked on stuff for other classes, specifically english. I have left the program open on my desktop all the time so that i work on the code a bit every time i use my computer, and because of this i have completed a small amount of code since the last blog post.

Stephens proclaimed dead, body yet to be found

After almost three weeks of searching, the police have declared Mr. Stephens to be legally dead, though his body was never recovered. My hopes for his safe return remain as but a small flicker, soon to be extinguished. The use of code work has proven to be an insufficient distraction from the grief. My only hope is to discard all recollection of Mr. Stephens and never face the sad truth of his passing. And so, in other news, I've made some minor progress on the clock project, however I think I will table that project for now as I have something more pressing. In another class, Engineering Design, we will be making a website with information on shop safety. I hope to be on the team that actually does the web development portion so I will be working to Improve my html skills as well as work towards completing the project which will last for the duration of the first semester.

Stephens still missing, students in panic

After a week of tireless searching, Jacob Stephens is yet to be found. The latest rumor is that he was captured by radical hong kong education administrators and forced to teach CS at the international school there. In order to avoid emotional distress, I've buried myself in my work. I'm trying to make an alarm clock that uses an LED strip in the wake up cycle. The clock itself is partially built, recently I've been focusing more on the code as I realized I was going about it all wrong and had to start again from almost scratch. As long as I stay focused on the screen, I'm certain I can avoid the painful emotions of real life.