Google Summer of Code 2006: W00t~ (..I think.. @.O)

Congratulations! This email is being sent to inform you that your
application was accepted to take part in the Summer of Code. Please
check your student home page in the SoC web app at
http://code.google.com/soc/student_home.html to determine which of
your applications was accepted.

You know what's weird... I would have sworn I dreamt this morning that I went to a page that said out of all the applications accepted for that livejournal project, mine was the third best. ^^;; Damn realistic dreams. So I've been confuzzled the past... 15 so minutes, trying to figure out if this was some mistake or joke~

But it does say "Application accepted!" on my home page. So I'm assuming my application did make it through. Yay~!

Your mentoring organization will likely also set up similar lists for
you and your cohorts so that they may interact with you on your
project. You should not wait for them, please feel free to contact
them and let them know you are ready to start developing open source
software with them.

Right, must go hunt down... errr... people... I guess I should ask brad first? Eh, either way, it'll have to wait until I get back from my doctor's appointment.

Bird! Made of ribbons~

http://pics.livejournal.com/ibneko/gallery/0000byk8

=^^=

Not bad. Took me about... probably an hour to two hours to finish it. It's rather pretty, actually. The original design [6 - see the original paper copy I built at someone else's house] called for a larger ribbon to be slit into parts, but leaving a joined section for the wing. Since the ribbon I picked up wasn't big enough to slit at all, I had to use binder clips (err, I think that's what they're called...) to hold it together until I could get enough weaved together.

There's also a fish I want to build, but... it calls for ribbon of nearly double the thickness. Or I'll have to get creative about the design. I can probably do it, shouldn't be too hard.