Life's been good. School's been extraordinarily easy, even easier than last year. Ah, the perks of being an 8th grader. Even in a class like HR Geometry full of freshmen and a teacher that's as intelligent as Einstein, the homework load has been surprisingly light.
Oh, and the new laptop program at school is awesome because the teachers can be so clueless. Though I'm usually not one of the culprits, in English class one of my friends got away with looking at shoes the whole period while we were supposed to be reading. It was hilarious.
How about Marble Blast? I've worked on my latest MBP level for the past hour (or was it two hours? three? idk I lost track of time) and it's turned out pretty good, if I do say so myself. It even includes a custom code, courtesy of Jeff. The brush count has been increasing by the thousands, and frankly I have no idea how I'm going to manage to convert it. But hey, I'll cross that road when I get to it.
I still do MBG SS runs every so often, not-so-often on stream because the latest updates of XSplit have been extremely buggy. A while back I lowered my time to a decent 46:21. Now I'm feeling the need to apply more difficult/risky tricks to shave off some extra seconds.
I even started speedrunning on a whole new game, surprisingly one that involves no marbles. It's Super Mario Sunshine--my all-time favorite console game. I'm still very iffy when it comes to difficult tricks, especially ones involving precariously timed jumps. I've also considered running Mario Kart: Double Dash, my favorite Mario Kart title to date. Gotta love those Gamecube games!
On top of all that, I have a Rubik's Cube tournament at Carnegie Mellon Unviersity next weekend. DEFINITELY looking forward to that, especially after the blast I had at last week's tournament. Heck, if I'm lucky I might even see Jeff there.
That's all from me. Please excuse grammar mistakes; I'm very tired writing this and I'm sure there mistakes I didn't catch. My brain is fried right now. Toodles!