Ok, I know this is out of hand, and I have now officially shattered my monthly posting record (at least as far as this blog is concerned), but this caught me...actually about twenty minutes ago.
I've done little work today. Not a surprise. A large part of my day has been spent on blogger. That experience includes resting my eyeballs on their cute little dashboard, the central artery for blogger extraordinaires. Now anyone who's known me for at least a few years also knows that I've had many online homes. This is the latest. But the predecessor of english however also lives (and breathes) on blogger.
Until now I've just kind of ignored it. I remember why I had moved away from it; I hated the title. It showed up in a google search, and at some point it seemed vulgar to have yourself directly connected to a blog with "shit" in the title. But by some possession unknown to me, I started reading some of the posts again and it's kind of mindblowing. I started it in September 2005. I was living with my girlfriend for the first time in Winter Hill and the Tribe Mainstage was just starting out. Just from reading it it's unbelievable how different things were. E.g. the second post details one of my first visits to Improv Asylum and the glitz and glamor and mystery of it all. And all the entries seem lighter, funner, as if I had much less weight on my shoulders only three years ago. It's an interesting thought, if not mildly upsetting.
If you'd like a look, it's here. Me, I'll be spending my weekend reading about the wonder years.
Friday, October 31, 2008
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8 comments:
it seems to be invite only, sir.
that would explain some things, like why it has suddenly disappeared from Google.
consider yourself invited, miss.
i guess i'll just invite everyone i know of who reads this. if i miss you and you'd like to, email me!
invite por faver
completo!
Knock knock.
i wonder if the knocker ever gets let in.
anyway, welcome.
I like to be a douche and respond to people's knock knock jokes by saying "Come in."
ha that's a sure fire way to ruin someone's day
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