I started on my blog anniversary perusal tonight, but it's getting to be so long it's gonna take more than a day. I've made it from the beginning through summer stock at Tech to the D1 chat days to Jeremiah to me quitting theatre to Utah to Steve and now finally to when me and Lance started dating. That's a lot of living. Me and Dana have been chatting all evening, so it's nice to have some company and laugh over stupid quotes from IM convos and the old chat crew. Damn, where the hell is Skunk these days?

Anyways, I picked up the new NIN album today, and whoa. The title of this album should have either been "Industrial in Springtime" or "Disco on Crack". It's crazy great. It's like industrial pop or something. Who says Industrial has to be depressing, eh? Not what I was expecting, but I really like it. Especially in weather like this when you wanna drive around with your windows down in the sun, but still feel like a good goth follower.

Practice went pretty well. I stopped by at John's for awhile, but he was still feeling pretty bad and didn't come out with us. The rest of us sat down and started working on original material. We pulled out a few of mine and Derek's songs to start on first, but there are bits and peices of stuff we all brought in that are really good. Some top choices are a remake of "Purgatory" and a new song called "Lame (or, $250 Dollars Later)". They also seemed to like "Careless", "Deadbolt", and another new one called "Bigamy of my Heart.", too. So lots of work to do, but it's going to be fun.

While I was at work I did my interview with Simon of Pixelghetto today. That was really cool and it went great. Good times.

So I'm heading to bed. Tomorrow I'll be back in Blacksburg for Dana's show. If anyone's interested, gimme a call. It's at University Terrace at 9ish. Alllllllriiiiiiiiiiiight.