 When I went home for Winter break, I brought back with me a couple of broken hard drives from my closet (well actually one of them wasn't broken, but its capacity was 197MB, so close enough). I decided it would be fun to take them apart. A couple of the pieces are highly magnetic and thus fun to play with, but you have to be careful because they can seriously hurt you (by, for example, placing them on opposite sides of your palm). The last couple of pictures show them on opposite sides of my desk top.
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 Photos of various events in the suite at Foothill. Munchkin, food piles, and more.
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 Thanksgiving 2006: when five people are left by their friends who go home for thansgiving, they are left to their own devices for the holiday. After only setting off the smoke alarm twice we managed to make a complete and edible meal of eggplant parmesan, quorn, and pumpkin pie. Afterwards there were games of Munchkin, Sequence, as well as a lot of TV.
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 This is a board game that is incredibly large and time consuming. In fact, it took us two hours to learn the rules, and six and a half hours to play our first game. However, it is incredibly fun to play, and I encourage people to try it if they ever have the opportunity.
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 Some pictures of where I worked during summer 2006. Lots of fun with computers.
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 A game of Zombies that took many many hours to play. Phil bought three expansions and we decided to play with all of them at once... even the one that was supposed to be a standalone game. It was a fun night.
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 Pictures of the mighty food pyramid. So a friend was doing a photography project featuring food puns ("banana boat", etc.). Since I had 144 packs of Raman, we decided it would make a good pyramid. Then we got a bit carried away with the remaining food items in our common area...
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