I spent the better part of this weekend catching up on homework and trying to figure out my schedule for the next few weeks. Finals are coming, so I'm going to have to put all my video game addictions aside and get crackin.

This Wednesday I have an interview for a job to do some contract work for a small web design company in San Francisco. Lets hope I get it. The end.

Oops! I am lazy with my blog. Sharon said we are going to look at eachother's blog today so I decided to distract you from my lack of content with this kitten:

Hello blog. I am drowning in work, inside and outside of school. I am working on an animation for a non-profit that seems to never get finished. I hope I can finish it sometime this century... waaaaaaaaaaaaaah. /whine

Positioning

I am sitting here trying to do my homework for intermediate web design but I'm having a lot of trouble. We are supposed to make 4 examples of positioning: absolute, relative, static, and fixed. So far I can only get an absolute layout to work. This is good and bad. Good because I was able to tell every child div within my container where to go without using the handles and moving it around with my mouse. I defined everything with the CSS. The bad thing is that I sort of feel like absolute positioning is cheating... haha

I am having a lot of trouble with all the other ways to position things. I've found that if you combine different methods within eachother, everything goes haywire. For example, I tried to place a fixed div within a container that was set to absolute, and the fixed div did not work correctly. I'm not sure why...

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