Work

So today is the end of my first week at work. Sara and I are going out on the town to celebrate. As usual when starting a new job, this week was a whirlwind of meeting people, promptly forgetting their names, and then seeing them again an hour later and pretending to remember who they were. I've taught my first class for each of my courses, and things look promising so far. I've also made the acquaintance of some fellow game developers and researchers, largely thanks to the help of my friend, Phil.

We're still looking for a place to live, though it looks more and more like we'll buy our own place. The housing market in Copenhagen is kuh-razy, but the good news is that if we buy now, we can expect to see sizeable appreciation on our investment over the next few years. The fact that I can even write that without bursting into peals of embarassed laughter at my sheer audacity in thinking that I, too, could someday be a home-owner, is further evidence that I will eventually become a fully-adult man.