by SonOfStarGod » Wed Nov 15, 2023 6:29 am
>>> DAILY ROLL !
> USERNAME | SonOfStarGod
> ID | 639144
>>> DAILY PROMPT !
> USERNAME | SonOfStarGod
> ID | 639144
> PROMPT | (629 words)
Puffy sat down at one of the tables, pulled out her computer from her bag, and opened up Microsoft Word. Read to write her short reflection peace.
Puffy
Professor Ascii
Robotics 101
14 November 2023
I think that my building of a robot went surprisingly well. It did not come out exactly how I wanted it to, but in the end, I am happy with how it turned out. I do wish I could have added more rhinestones, but due to a lack of them, I could not. I do wish that the TV antennas would have stood up straight. I do not understand why they kept falling over. What I should have done was get a different pair of them. The googly eyes and sparkles helped to distract from the wonkyness and lopsided nature of the robot. Said lopsided nature did not help with the fact that it kept falling over, so I wish that I had built it more sturdy in nature and aligned the inside machinery to be less top heavy.
Pressing save, the document was named and saved. Printing it out from one of the classroom printers, she handed it in with her name on it, of course. Now that she was done, she could leave and search for the wires. No one was stopping her from going as she had finished her paper, and the others who stayed to complete their work were engrossed in what they were doing. They did not even notice her. So, out the door, she went. Wires, wires, wires, she thought, looking about the science building. It was an old building in need of renovation. There were lots of mechanical bits lying around and wires, but she assumed they were not the wires that were to be procured as they were just bits and scraps. Eventually, her search took her outside the science building and into the warm fall glow of the sun. Turning ever colder by the day, winter was on its way. Puffy loved the colder seasons, wrapping up in warm blankets and stylish coats and drinking hot chocolate and apple cider. The wind blew hard, and Puffy pulled the jacket she had been wearing closer to her body. Huddling up from the cold wind. It was a small campus, but finding these wires would be no easy task. Having to search the big university downtown that she used to work at would be impossible. But back there, they were so well organized the wires would already be in the classroom.
The question now was, what would the best way to find these wires be? She could contact her, well, contacts on the school board, but they would probably just laugh her off; they were busy doing important things like organizing events and the like. Taking these classes, Puffy was learning the plights of the college. The school board did not care, and they only wanted everything to look fine on the outside to the passersby and the people who would fund them. Funding money that would be spent in the areas least needed or pocketed for themselves, corruption, and all that.
Wandering about the campus, she looked up and down for the boxes of wires. Eventually, she found herself at the art building; it was even more run down than the science building. But the professors were good, Puffy had been told. Wandering the halls of the building, she finally spotted it, the box of wires. It was small, and she had been expecting multiple boxes. The person who had delivered it must have thought that robotics was an art class; it was sculptural, after all. Puffy sighed, bringing it back to the robotics classroom. Thoughts of how underfunded the school was floating through her head.