^{Tom Waits :: Yesterday Is Here from Franks Wild Years}

Well today is grey skies, tomorrow is tears, you’ll have to wait ’til yesterday is here.

^{Above my bed}

The Eightfold Path and the potential of the mind.

^{Bright Eyes :: First Day of My Life}

And here’s to the first day of a new website format, and fresh starts in general.

While pooping.

Well, I set this up today. It’s a full on, triple double screen.

Sometimes, I have daydreams where I bring historical figures from hundreds of years ago into present day and show them how sweet it is.

Brought to you by my highway photography — I drove by this on the freeway the other day. I had no idea how huge these things were!

It’s about time for a good wheelchair joke, don’t you think?

Plibts! Well, I just found out that Richard Dunn died last month. I guess that man milk really was too much for him. Here’s the memorial website. He will be missed!

Nothing like being out for an afternoon drive… being awesome.

Just having some good Polish fun. Be sure to stay tune until the end for the wedding surprise.

A close friend of mind is starting a new job in a strange land tomorrow. May the luck of the Irish smile on him.

Congratulations, Mr Stewart, you’re a Knight!

Sixteen years before the launch of any man-made satellite, Petr Ginz, a teenage victim of the Holocaust, drew this picture of what he thought the Earth may look like from the moon. His story.

I tried this all natural pop today, it was pretty good. So the next time you know I’m coming over, the least you could do is head down to the store and pick me a up a six pack.

An original drink recipe invented by Tobias. Now someone get to work writing the megaphone song.

Polar Pop from the Circle K. Just 59 cents, then it’s your choice of a hundred flavors in a big styrofoam cup. I got Dr Pepper. And now, Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure.

In an interview with BBC Worldwide, Patrick Stewart tells us Gene Roddenberry’s thoughts on hiring a bald actor to play Captain Jean-Luc Picard. At the first Star Trek: The Next Generation press conference…

Reporter: It doesn’t make any sense, you’ve got a bald actor playing this part [Picard]. Surely, by the 24th century, they will have found a cure for male pattern baldness.
Roddenberry: No, by the 24th century, no one will care.

A surprising farewell message from Christian Weston Chandler to the internet. Considering his insane character and unique lifestyle, I think this is a great way for him to go out. His goodbye message is quite enlightening, and for that, and for all the entertainment he has brought me over the past months, I thank him. You will be missed, CWC.

I drove behind this on the way home from work today. It could probably have ten different meanings, but I like to pretend that it’s a reference to this incident.

Today I learned something — don’t fall behind.