Oh great. Not another new way of looking at games. Just when I thought I throughly enjoyed them enough, here comes Beth turning me sideways... again (thanks Beth). On our tour of the goodies department (the AV part of our IT building), we were introduced to the various AV stuff that would make any techno-graphical geek giddy with delight.

Should I be scared? Should I be hiding in a corner, holding back my sobs asking myself what I got into? Or should I go running though the halls yelling "WHEEEEE"? How about I just sit here quietly at my computer waiting to see what next week brings. I'm more in the dark about what to expect out of Seeing Sideways than my classmates because I was severely late to class.

Beginning

Ninja woke up covered in warm soapy water. The warmth must have awakened him somehow. He couldn't remember anything, except the feint comforting sounds of clucking echoing in his ears. He was all lone in this strange new world.

He met a warm fuzzy creature that was strangely comforting when he snuck underneath the beast. However, he had to move on. He had to discover why he couldn't remember anything.

So I had this assignment to take my new egg home. I had no idea everything would get out of hand so quickly. I thought to myself, "Hey self, this is awesome!" I had so many plans and ideas for my egg. First off, I decided to name him George. I know, you're asking why I didn't choose Egbert? Ha. Way too easy.

Anyways, I wasn't prepared to bring an egg home today. I mean, it's such a big commitment, and I didn't have anything to take him home with. I am a big fan of recycling, so I took some old note paper and made a makeshift  carrier. Yea, it's not the best, but like I said, I was caught a bit unprepared.