San Francisco Bound!

Hello, this is the obligatory scheduled message from yours truly notifying y'all that I'm currently out of town for a week. Take this time to catch up on the archives here or for your other favorite blogs.

Until then, I'll be back!

Roll that "exit stage right" music, Mr. Prophet!



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Wait... I do have a stupid sense of humor:

New York City, Here I Come!

This is the obligatory post letting all the peeps know that I will be absent for most of the week. I will be in the Big Apple, seeing the sights and going to a big concert (the main highlight). No posts until I return, so take the time to catch up! Until next time...

Play us off, Fleetwood Mac!

'Cause I'm leeeeaving on a jet plane...

I would like to take this time to let y'all few that read my blog that I will be gone for two weeks. I'm going on a vacation overseas, to Scotland and England. After that, take the Chunnel to France and hang out there for a little while.

So obviously, I can't take my computer to update. I only will text updates to Twitter and that's about it. Sorry in advance to those expecting updates. Take this time to sift through the previous entries.

I will be back soon. Until then, take care and good night.

Goal completed!

As of tonight, I completed my "read 56 books in a year" goal! Book #56 was Neil Gaiman's Coraline, which was a wonderful little read.

I didn't think I could do it, but this proves otherwise. I'll continue until I lower my book back-log, which was the original reason I set up such a lofty goal.

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Today, my family and I took a road trip out to a camping area we used to frequent. Nothing much had changed. When we stopped at a little antique store in the nearby town, I found a few books: old paperback versions of Deliverance by James Dickey and I Know What You Did Last Summer by Lois Duncan.

Stopping there also keeps a life-long theory of mine afloat: go to any small town (by the coast is better), stop at a bookstore or local antique shop, and take note that about 90% of all the books sold there are used copies of romance novels. I know the reason why this is the case, but it never fails to entertain me.

At the local theater there (yes, this tiny town had a functioning theater), two films were playing: The Day the Earth Stood Still and Twilight. *Screams at the last one and runs for the hills*

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Oh man, I think I'm a secret Iron Maiden fan. Already, I proved I was a secret Rush fan earlier when I bought Moving Pictures for Rock Band 2 DLC.

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I leave you, thrilled about the future.

-Lindsey


P.S.: Nice going, WB. Taking down yer video channels and all that business. You fail.