Blog Entries For NOVEMBER 2, 2006

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Entry for 11/1/2006 at 2:12:09 PM
Thursday, 02 November 2006 00:12:08

Yeah, there were people who asked, so hopefully maybe they will at least rent the movie, and then get hooked on the show.

Time for new blog
Thursday, 02 November 2006 02:06:33

Are we doing anything special around here for the holidays. Stuff a turkey or trim a tree. I have not been here that long so I don't know our customs that well.

soundtrack to my life
Thursday, 02 November 2006 08:29:38

IF YOUR LIFE WAS A MOVIE, WHAT WOULD THE SOUNDTRACK BE? So, here's how it works: 1. Open your library (iTunes, Winamp, Media Player, iPod, etc) 2. Put it on shuffle 3. Press play 4. For every question, type the song that's playing 5. When you go to a new question, press the next button 6. Don't lie and try to pretend your cool... Opening Credits: love reign o'er me- the who Waking Up: stagnation- genesis First Day At School: beautiful delilah- chuck berry Falling In Love: fool for your loving- whitesnake. (not the most appropriate tbh) Fight Song: when jesus came to play- jethro tull Breaking Up: the great gig in the sky- pink floyd Prom: woman- free Life: hard lovin' woman- deep purple Mental Breakdown: while my guitar gently weeps- the beatles Driving: the stealer- free Flashback: dancing with the moonlit knight- genesis Wedding: i can't quit you baby- led zeppelin Birth of Child: carpet crawlers- genesis Final Battle: the show must go on- pink floyd Death Scene: tales of brave ulysses- cream Funeral Song: i wanna be free- uriah heep End Credit: long long long- the beatles

hey cam
Thursday, 02 November 2006 10:52:38

I know, I know. My copy editing is shocking. The Asian guy went from one eye to two eyes back to one eye, and did you catch it wen johel got knocked off his "feat". Makes me shudder. Newhos! Cu Sat

Still kicking
Thursday, 02 November 2006 12:48:15

Well, gang it's been quite a ride the last week or so..from the high of getting the site on line to the decision to it shut down after a few days..The response from the browncoat community has been super and positive..we are the best fans...so still go and look at my stuff over there..we'll keep it open for a bit Now some art stuff..I've noticed a change in my style with the last couple of pieces..The pieces are becoming more emotional for me and some might say unfinished and raw... maybe it's the fallout of almost chucking it in and saying what exactly is the point of all of it...then forceing myself to do something...we'll see where this goes that's about it for now

Mabye it was the wasabi peas I had last night
Thursday, 02 November 2006 12:59:19

Just wanted to jot this down so I'd not forget. Had a very odd/ strange dream last night that dealt with a musical group made up by native Americans. It was kinda a neat story, and if I were at all capable of telling such tales, I'd write it down. 3 female fronts on vocals and several other guys on instruments. Sorta a feel good, made for t.v. movie type story. I've got no idea where this idea came from, but it was kinda neat.

Bet this never happened to Samuel Johnson!
Thursday, 02 November 2006 17:53:00

So one of my biggest ambitions is to become a genuine, published writer of non-fiction books. It's something I'm working on slowly but surely (emphasis on the slowly part) by writing articles and essays for magazines and websites. Imagine my delight when my boss said she had agreed that our IT Training company would supply an article about computers every month to a local magazine. Boss: "You have a degree in English Litt. Do you mind writing the articles?" Me: (aloud) Me? Sure! No problem. I'd be happy to! Me: (in my head) YES!!! YES YES YES YES YES!!! WOO HOO!!! PUBLISHED EVERY MONTH!!! YAYYY!!! Not that it's anything terribly exciting. The article is a maximum of 250 words, so I'm not exactly showing off my literary prowess. Still, it's written by me and published in an actual magazine read by actual people, so I'm a very happy hippie! My first article has just hit the shelves. I know this because the editor sent me an email thanking me for my submission, saying it was perfect and suggesting a topic for next month. She also added an apology for not running my name next to the piece (?!?!?) saying this was an oversight and she'd be sure to correct it for the next issue. So much for the dozens of copies I'd planned to buy and distribute to everyone who knows me... think they'd notice if I scribbled my name in marker underneath the article?