So I buy a plane ticket online. On the day of I go to the airport, check in my baggage with my tent and all my stuff. Find my gate.There's no many peo...le here, just me and 20 something women, their age seem to range from 18 to 26 and they are beautiful. All of them wearing summer dresses in various colors, I overhear them talk about which bands they'll see. They are going to the Summer Music Festival!After 30 minutes of working up the courage to talk to them the announcement is made, I board. Hell that's a long time on all fours. What's that going to do with myknees? I'm beginning to want to go and lift my leg all ready. I'mthirsty; There is water there in the concrete depression. I will have todrink some soon. I'm hungry too. At least she did not feed me dog foodlast time. But this time? The second time? I want my femininity back. Idon't want to be a hound dog. Then I saw it! A stray dog was coming inthe back gate heading towards me sniffing.This is basically a true story. These. I’d talked it through with Jamie, Joyce, Elyse, and my dad, and I was prepared. I just needed to take my mind off it, and programming was the best way to do that. Elyse walked away and I turned back to my computer.My lunch with Doctor Bauer was in the faculty lounge as it had been the previous times I’d eaten with him. We talked about NIKA, about the CS students that I’d met, and Doctor Bauer continued to encourage me to work on a Master’s degree. I told him that I’d consider it, but I really. "Man, look at all of these doors," Darren remarked. Each one lookedexactly the same, giving a sense of orderly creepiness to the place."Which one should we try? I bet most of them are locked," Jane said asshe tried one of the knobs. The door opened wide, revealing a solid brickwall. She snickered as she closed the door."I knew it. What a cheap set."As they headed down the hall, a distant hum suddenly got their attention.A rhythmic hum, almost like a generator, coming from somewhere within.