I hate that album, btw.

But, at any rate, one more f-list trim. I'm trying to see if writing for a smaller, closer audience will help me be able to post properly again.

As always, if I've trimmed you, thanks for spending part of your life with me, and best wishes ^_^

I trimmed my friends-list again, mostly to take off people who haven't updated in forever and people whose journals I don't really interact with. If you're someone who I thought had abandoned your journal, and you pick it up again, just drop me a comment here, and I'll add you right back.

I'm trying to make my list feel a little more intimate. If I've taken you off the list, thanks for sharing a bit of your life with me, and I wish you all the best.

~Sam

I'm going to trim my friends-list a little, I think. Mostly because I like getting to know the people on my list, and if we never have anything to say to each other, perhaps we ought to start seeing other journals... ;)

'Course, if I happen to cut anyone who really wants to stay on the list, I'll probably add them again if they ask. I'm easygoing like that ^^

OK folks, that music site I'm going to be writing for? It's up now. Feel free to check it out in all its snarky glory at superstarcastic.com. Then feel free to register so that you can post suitably obsequious comments on my entries.

Seriously, I'm having a lot of fun with this, and if you like music -- and even, or perhaps especially, if you don't -- you should come join us. It'll be fun...promise.

And, for you lazy folks out there, we have an lj feed for the site as well.

create your own visited states map
or write about it on the open travel guide

Today I feel like I need to visit the upper midwest.

My friend Melody once told me, in a cheerful sort of way, that 225 had been ranked the most dangerous road in America, in part because of the sort of traffic it handles.

Today, I was driving on 225 (going to Preston's house), when a tanker truck that I was next to turned on its signal to move into my lane. I managed to avoid being killed (hence this entry), then took a closer look at the truck. On the back of the tank were two words:

MOLTEN SULFUR

In related news, scientists recently announced the results of an exhaustive ten-year study, which indicate that [I]some[/I] people want to rule the world. This represents a downward revision from a previous estimate that everybody wants to rule the world. More details are forthcoming.

Scientists in the industrial labor field are scrambling to determine whether or not this finding affects the current view that everybody's working for the weekend.


I think it's the waiting for the baby that's making me write like this...

That's my excuse, and I'm sticking to it.