Random things
These things are not so random!
1. Di Dollari has a Wikipedia entry.
2. I only steal music if I think it's not worth it to buy; like if it's a joke. So I'm downloading some music that I've discovered through Pandora, because sometimes I like to hear a song over and over again, and I think the artist deserves to get paid for music that I like. Examples of these music people are Mogwai, Modeselektor, and 65daysofstatic [a band that says their drumbeats are inspired by Aphex Twin, and that's what I thought of when I first heard this song].
3. I have been given piles of prescription drugs through legal means for a real condition I'm dealing with. Piles! I hope they work out well.
4. This image does not make me want to play Yahtzee, but Yahtzee makes me want to play Yahtzee.
5. I'm in St. Paul because my mom is having surgery tomorrow morning and she'll be recovering for the next few weeks. I'm glad that it's a single process and not a long, drawn out procedure that will take months or years of painful recovery and therapy. It just makes me very sad to have to see her go through a bunch of pain and sedation and general discomfort, but I know it's for the best. But that doesn't mean I have to like seeing my mom in pain.
1. Di Dollari has a Wikipedia entry.
2. I only steal music if I think it's not worth it to buy; like if it's a joke. So I'm downloading some music that I've discovered through Pandora, because sometimes I like to hear a song over and over again, and I think the artist deserves to get paid for music that I like. Examples of these music people are Mogwai, Modeselektor, and 65daysofstatic [a band that says their drumbeats are inspired by Aphex Twin, and that's what I thought of when I first heard this song].
3. I have been given piles of prescription drugs through legal means for a real condition I'm dealing with. Piles! I hope they work out well.
4. This image does not make me want to play Yahtzee, but Yahtzee makes me want to play Yahtzee.
5. I'm in St. Paul because my mom is having surgery tomorrow morning and she'll be recovering for the next few weeks. I'm glad that it's a single process and not a long, drawn out procedure that will take months or years of painful recovery and therapy. It just makes me very sad to have to see her go through a bunch of pain and sedation and general discomfort, but I know it's for the best. But that doesn't mean I have to like seeing my mom in pain.