Going south to help build a house in a Habitat for Humanity project, we end up doing only one section due to lack of safety measures (the scaffolding is all but flimsy on our side and couldn't support more than two people, and the roof area is more dangerous than you might expect.)
Also: Pacific Preview Day.
Today... missing L in the Buck Memorial Hall label, replaced with a binder paper letter L (and blew off the next morning). Most people at UOP might not have noticed this, but once you see it...
Screen within a screen within another screen... Actually, I have no clue what to name it. Just a standard screenshot dump to fill a pic of the day. Reminds me of times when I was doing manual square terrain editing in Starcraft Maps. (They have never been released but I intend to do so at a later date here.)
The livestream in the pic in question can be viewed here and airs nightly.
The first minigame between the two sides of UOP CKI (Royals and Majestics) involves a black curtain... the team who can guess who's behind the curtain the most wins the day.
Relay Race: Julie blindfolded (and veering off course a bit) in the last leg of the race. Don't ask me what Seo's doing other than being a judge.
Location: Crazy Kompetition for Infants, Memorial Glade, UC Berkeley (yes, during the mumps outbreak)
Song Poncho Minigame: Split into four groups - plays the same as poncho (where I make a brief appearance in that vid), with the exception being that you have to sing out the lyrics for a song containing a pre-determined word. That word was 'love'. Good luck. (It helps if you have smartphones handy though you aren't supposed to use them)
Results of the game went through around 60+ songs before a team won.
Bruce Mercado (LTG of D27 Key Club and from MCHS) makes a guest appearance in this meeting.
Surprisingly enough, there's more people in the corn maze bent on scaring people than before. We happened to be surrounded from both ends. (I didn't know who was in the image until after I took it, and a lot of people liked the resulting image in our CKI group, and was quickly spread.)
A few days later I found my Dixon Corn maze map a year back and noticed that huge sections of the maze were identical to that of last year's.
Fun Fact: The image title also makes a small reference to Space Pirates and Zombies (very decent RTS in space definitely worth the $15) which I've played for the past few weeks. Someone called the person in the background a zombie, hence the title.
