Fare Thee Well

This blog is on indefinite hiatus. So, to my 3-4 regular readers, thanks for playing! Take it easy.

No Way...

You've gotta be kidding me...



Actually...I'm not that surprised, which is sad. I come to expect things like this nowadays...

Justice is such a dirty word now.

Busted!!!

A Raid on the Square

Oddly enough, I was AT Preservation Pub when I heard the news last night. I was also at Earth to Old City on Thursday. Wow...

American V: A Hundred Highways

I want this...badly.

Not only does this cd have Johnny last recording ,"Like the 309," but it also has "God's Gonna Cut You Down," which I finally heard last week. I swear, it gave me chills.

Barbie Says, "Math is Hard!"

Well, I guess this is kind of a useless post, but I've been neglecting this thing. So this is to my three-or-so faithful readers who actually give a semi-damn (if there are more, they should show themselves! I like company here...)

I've got some ideas brewing for new columns already. Unfortunately, I've gotten less and less optimistic about society and human nature in general, in light of all the crap that's happened. The news usually just pisses me off...I can't watch coverage of the Couey trial without crying or cursing, I'm physically SICK of party politics, and (on a more personal note) I have to listen to my brother, who is perfectly content to stagnate in life and expects everything to be handed to him, bitch and moan because people expect him to do more than skateboard. All he does is talk about how much he hates his life while there are children starving to death across the world and people being shot and blown to pieces in the Middle East. Why is it that the people who contribute least to society are the ones who think the world revolves around them?

Sorry...the 8AM math class I'm taking this summer must be making me grouchy. I swear, attempting math before ten is not a natural human process. They should really take that into consideration...

In happier news, I bought a lot of books this week.

Fall of the House of Usher and Other Tales (Poe of course)
Death of a Salesman
A slam book
The Bell Jar (reading it for the first time, actually. Yes, Plath fans are often pigeonholed, but hell, I'm making my own call)
Lysistrata
Farenheit 451 (Yes! About time...)

still working on my list too. I need to go cross some off...

ps I highly recommend CASH: The Autobiography. Even if you're not a Johnny Cash fan, or a (real) country music fan in general, the book is fabulous...

Donald Duck, the Nazi

This is freaky...

Yes! Yes! It's true!!!!

One of the best-written cartoon sitcoms ever is making a comeback.

Al-Zarqawi is dead .