No, not the hatelist fad. I mean I've made a list of the things that I have yet to do to finish making the game's main screen. We're looking at 22 items on the list, each of varying difficulty/time requirements. I've so far done 3 of them. I don't foresee the rest of them being any difficult, actually.

After that, I'll have to move onto "phase 2", making the rest of the game's new features and redo the old ones. That's probably the area that'll take the most effort from me. More on THAT as I get close there, because I don't want to overwhelm myself with what I have yet to do. I tend to work based on what I have already done.

I'll try to get a screenshot of the game as it's looking now. I just have to remember to redo that damn health bar. The one I've remade looks like trash.

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Well, I graduated last Friday. I had been really anxious about that day, mostly because I thought that it was going to be one of those depressing things, seeing a lot of people for the last time. I mean, I had been with everyone since 5th grade. In actuality, a lot of the people that I actually know are going to the same local university, so it's not like I'm not seeing THAT many people after that.

But it really wasn't like that. I went through the entire ceremony, at first anxious as I saw a few of my friends get called and walk across the stage, but after that happened and after my own name got called, it was pretty….meh. I really had no emotion at all. I can't really describe it. I just heard the speakers say things, heard random people get called on, and just sat through it pretty expressionless. It was pretty weird.

Then fast forward to Saturday/Sunday/today. I'm fearing that the people that I WANT to see I won't be able to see. I mean, the university is HUGE. In previous years, I've feared not ever seeing certain friends again after a school year is over, but they always seem to be in some of my classes. I'm not sure how that'll work when the school's population is multiplied times like 1000 and so is the size of the campus.

So yay for anxiety. That stupid feeling will haunt me AAAAAALL through the summer. I hate it.