Digital Wanderer

I had quite a funny dream.
    That I went back to 10th grade all over again (already post-uni) , but only took the math elective. And I supposedly didn't need to attend the other subjects, because I had already passed them when I studied there the first time. There we were, sitting with the tenth-graders at the welcome ball, and outside the window there were these little explosions going off. I tried to explain to the principal that it was artillery. I was drinking white wine, they were drinking cognac. Also, for some reason, one of them wanted me to tell him more about what a Turing machine is. It's this super important math and programming concept, in case anyone doesn't know.
   And in the second part the famous designer Artemy Lebedev commissioned me and some of my friends to redesign a TV stand. And not in Photoshop  or wherever they draw these things, but right on the physical object. Meaning, we had to work on an already existing stand. All I remember is that we did everything required to the stand itself, all that was left was to round off the corners. But we didn't manage to finish the TV in time. So Instead of a "Sony" we temporarily placed a "Gorizont" on the stand, exactly the same kind, as my grandparents once had.