I think my friend said, "It's time to turn on the furnace."
Hello everyone!
So I guess people have been wondering where I have gone... good question. Normally I do try to be pretty active online, and it's been awhile since I have been around... I'm afraid to log into my Myspace. Hehehe. I'll have to get around to that at some point. *ulp*
It seems like we're done touring for the year, and getting ready to look into the future and try to make a plan and try to get another record together, et cetera. :) It's a long time in the coming. But, when there isn't any touring.... it's JOB TIME. Yes; back to the ol' grind. Working the day job (and SEARCHING for a day job, for that matter) become pretty time-consuming. Don't get me wrong; I'm definitely a fan of the "business casual" black slacks and tattoo-covering blouses... and that's where I'm at right now. Romantic, non?
Like I've said in previous posts... touring, and travelling, and performing, and band-ing in all ways really is like pressing the "pause" button. Then you're faced with the laundry and the litterboxes and the outstanding hydro bills. Then you're faced with the sensible heels, the resumes, the monster.ca, and the hopefully-intelligent-sounding "work" email address acount.
It's fall. Everyone enjoy the weather before it snows. Oh wait... it already did, last week. Anybody else get caught in that little snowstorm? There I was, doddering home from a job interview wearing my fall jacket. How silly! It's only mid-October! I should've had the parka on.
More blatherings are certainly coming. And I really have to tackle that Myspace, even though it is a terrifying prospect.
Oh yes... I went to FearFest at Canada's Wonderland. It was pretty durn fun. You should check it out, even though it is expensive as hell imo. Totally worth it, though, to go on the rides in the dark. The "spooky" attractions were much better this year than last, as well. They use real chainsaws. I bit the bullet and went on "Tomb Raider", which was pretty good (though NOT a good 'starter', despite the claims of my friends) and whoever had been on the ride before me had salivated onto the "chin piece" or whatever, so I spent the entire ride trying not to get my face into the grossness. I was always too afraid for Tomb Raider, but not this time. Grrrr! My favourites are still the Mine Buster and Top Gun, though. For reals.
Yop for when de mornin comes,
~Chibi
So I guess people have been wondering where I have gone... good question. Normally I do try to be pretty active online, and it's been awhile since I have been around... I'm afraid to log into my Myspace. Hehehe. I'll have to get around to that at some point. *ulp*
It seems like we're done touring for the year, and getting ready to look into the future and try to make a plan and try to get another record together, et cetera. :) It's a long time in the coming. But, when there isn't any touring.... it's JOB TIME. Yes; back to the ol' grind. Working the day job (and SEARCHING for a day job, for that matter) become pretty time-consuming. Don't get me wrong; I'm definitely a fan of the "business casual" black slacks and tattoo-covering blouses... and that's where I'm at right now. Romantic, non?
Like I've said in previous posts... touring, and travelling, and performing, and band-ing in all ways really is like pressing the "pause" button. Then you're faced with the laundry and the litterboxes and the outstanding hydro bills. Then you're faced with the sensible heels, the resumes, the monster.ca, and the hopefully-intelligent-sounding "work" email address acount.
It's fall. Everyone enjoy the weather before it snows. Oh wait... it already did, last week. Anybody else get caught in that little snowstorm? There I was, doddering home from a job interview wearing my fall jacket. How silly! It's only mid-October! I should've had the parka on.
More blatherings are certainly coming. And I really have to tackle that Myspace, even though it is a terrifying prospect.
Oh yes... I went to FearFest at Canada's Wonderland. It was pretty durn fun. You should check it out, even though it is expensive as hell imo. Totally worth it, though, to go on the rides in the dark. The "spooky" attractions were much better this year than last, as well. They use real chainsaws. I bit the bullet and went on "Tomb Raider", which was pretty good (though NOT a good 'starter', despite the claims of my friends) and whoever had been on the ride before me had salivated onto the "chin piece" or whatever, so I spent the entire ride trying not to get my face into the grossness. I was always too afraid for Tomb Raider, but not this time. Grrrr! My favourites are still the Mine Buster and Top Gun, though. For reals.
Yop for when de mornin comes,
~Chibi