I've been a bit more lax of late as far as writing in here regularly. Them's the brakes.
Going to a bachelor party now. Debating whether I should bring a gigantic bottle of scotch.

Anger, frustration, head full of too much information... ah yes, I'm feeling like myself again.

I'm having a rare moment of serenity. It began about a half-hour ago. It seems I always have something to be anxious about. This thought came to the surface (not for the first time) after I left work today and I examined it. And I realized I really have nothing to be feeling bad about right now. I know it won't last long, but I can savour it while it does.

I've been listening to some tapes I made or bought in the 80s lately. I noticed that the popular songs of the day were generally very repetitive. But then, I wouldn't know whether that's still true today. I don't listen to much popular music these days, on account of the fact that it's crap.
Hey, I'm 30, I have to start saying stuff like that.

This edition of Survivor may have been more interesting than the last two, but it was also the one that got the nastiest, with some of the contestants taking this game way too seriously. Although it's safe to assume that none of them were at their best, considering the conditions they were living under. The barf-worthy lowest points: as always, the beyond-blatant product placement, and the stupid american flag-waving on the last episode. Patriotism is a fine thing, but when you tag it onto a show that's about something no deeper than cold hard cash, it's pretty repulsive. And quintessentially American.