Whenever I have to do research for like a game or a story or  in this case a thesis, it tends to bring me to interesting directions I didn't expect to be going into. I'm not sure if that's a good sign or a sign that my writing is losing focus, but whatever! it's enjoyable, it makes writing and making worth pursuing.

I think I want to make a blog post for this as a sort of thesis research retrospective, where I look at my browser history, notes, and references to see what made me end up where I did.

Stuff like reading creepypastas, playing with various art toys, awesome music; a lot of it doesn't wind up in the thesis!!

So yeah reminder to myself to get a start on that, maybe today

Okay so I finally got around to reading an actual fiction novel with my ereader, which so far has just been serving me as a means to not have to lug 5 books with me to uni.

I thought the reading experience would be worse off cause of the near-random page breaks, my expectations was that it'd mess with the pacing of a text. Turns out it ain't that baddddd I was just being a babyyyy...

On the topic of the book itself it's quite alright, great in places even! It does read like a visual novel a lil bit which is interesting rather than a value judgement, and I'm excited to see where everything will move and end up. Right now I'm not sure how it'll keep up for another 250? pages but time will tell.