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So I'm moving out. Again.

Well its almost the end of June. Thats like eight months since the last blog. For all my fans, which I know there are tons.. I'm back!

So I've been back in Hamilton the past 6 months.. but let me catch up on Sarnia first.

I finished work off with a bang absolutely clutching my projects and year end presentation. Probably the best presentation I've ever done. Walked out of that room feeling like an absolute champ. But I left Imperial's research center and never looked back. Now I left some work that wasn't fully dummy proofed yet due to the vastness of its functionality. I tried to help support it with instructions and some minor communication but I have heard the program has failed and the people who were meant to use it have reverted back to the stone age excel file that I optimized to begin with. Yeah. Fuck the Free Wor.... Dammit, Eminem got to that one.

I'm more proud that I was able to learn a skill, on my own mind you, execute it and have it function well enough to use for 4 months, with my constant support of course. But as most things go, the creator takes the fall for its failure regardless of who ended up fucking it up. Thats just the way the cookie crumbles.. wait.. I totally stole that line.

Anyways I had a great experience in Sarnia but I'm glad to be home.

Home. How I've missed.. well actually I didn't really miss home. I definetly missed some stuff but all in all it's a little more boring here then it was there last year. Especially now that I am in between schools. I basically watch way too many TV shows and ride my glorious road bike as often as my body, and the weather, allows.

So moving out again. Here's the story.
I got into a Chemical Engineering transfer program up in Thunder Bay, Ontario. It's far, like upper Lake Superior far. So it will be interesting to say the least. No car this time, no massive room with super fast internet (I assume), and well, engineering school. So math. I hated math. Why the fuck am I even doing this? Ahh goals are goals and I want it. That's a good reason, right? Why am I even asking you? I probably don't even know you! But I love all you for reading my completely unnecessary blog.

Well it's going to be a totally new thing for me and I'm pumped to see it through. I want to continue these posts again so hopefully I get into it enough.

Also, I've had some other encounters with the wonderous internet on youtube and soundcloud so if you're interested, check it out!

youtube.com/jasonsaltarelli
soundcloud.com/jaysalt
Twitter is fun too
xoxo
Gossip... Fuck that's been used too.

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