number 37

Maybe I am just looking out for them, but haven't there been a ton of hard liquor advertisements on television? Artest timed his confession well. He has to be getting some kind of cut.

Back to my old ways part IV

Just... when I thought everything was finally getting back to normal. Woah nelly!!!

Back to my old ways part III

Well, here it is. The mix I promised. Granted, it isn't my favorite mix. The songs don't slide into each other as much as I would like them to, but my friends are forgiving and hungry... mostly hungry. It's like Brianna said, "Yeah, I haven't really liked Spaghetti Facotry, but the last couple times I've been starving." This is no Maria Hines, but when you are starving at least you are getting Taps, right? Jo-king.

Back to my old ways

I am making a new mix. I hope to have it compiled by next Thursday.

Back to my old ways

It has been awhile since I blogged. I've been procrastinating. I tell myself, "Oh I will blog more when I am reading much more consistently so that I will have many more insightful things to say." I admit this not as way of saying that I have been reading more, but as a praise for my friend's blog. I am always so impressed by what they write and how they write. That I tell myself that the only way I will be happy with my blogs is if I read more. I want to be a better person because of them.

I write this to say, I miss my friends. I miss being intellectually stimulated with every interaction. I feel as if I have lost my sense of humor. Seattle is not a funny place to live. Well, maybe it is. But not for my intents and purposes. I guess I am a small fish in a big pond. A big pond that is dark and murky and not dark and murky in a funny way, but the way the greeks meant it (shout out).

I almost bought an XBOX 360 the other day. Why? I'll tell you. So I could play freakin DJ hero. Yeah, I'm pretty lame right now.

I am accepting applications for girlfriends. Applications can be sent to my secretary Max Clark.

Look what I found!

Most inane thing ever.

Don't listen to this mp3.

The Great Northwesternly Migration

So today, my sister told me that she's thinking of moving to Seattle when she graduates in a year or two (she's crazily trying to graduate early I think). My brother has mentioned several times in the past month or so that if his full-time job at Oakley ever stops working out (it's the first one he's held that's lasted, he's enjoying himself a lot) that he'll be up here shortly thereafter.

Sweet. I created a Facebook group in honor of all the people who I plan on having join me in the Northwest. I'm really glad I moved up here. I can't help but keep telling family and friends in the Southernly direction how much I am in love. The cool, crisp air, the rare days of sunlight that make me sprint for the nearest park, the good people, and all the charm that I would describe but for that it is not the point of this blog post (if you'd like to see my thoughts on that stuff, check these out: I Love Sundays or Solo Adventures in Seattle).

Anyways, here it is folks, the official Facebook group of the Great Northwesternly Migration: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=70226053455