~mythographer

Yes, I never post here. It seems I can never keep anything up, ever since my first blog was deleted.

But I hope to continue what I'm working on with my buddy Dominic and some of his Flagstaff Friends. Go to [link] to read everybody's contributions.

In other news, I cannot wait until The Clone Wars in one week. I was so apprehensive about this, mainly due to the lack of Genndy Tartakovsky. But now I've seen the four-minute clips and mini-docs and other little featuretts, and I'm willing to give it a chance. And everyone who got advanced viewings of some of the episodes thought it was awesome, too.

The new Monk episodes are disappointing me. Monk's new therapist, Hector Somebody (I know his as Joe from the Princess Diaries) disappoints. The late, great, Stanley Kamel was an amazing actor, they shouldn't have replaced him.

I also need to get on the ball concerning Latin classes at MCC this semester. Since they dropped the foreign language requirement for science less people will be taking it, so there's a chance the class will be canceled.

I guess that's it for now.

I have not updated here in a long time...obviously. But I thought I would just to say that I'm still around. I bought a new computer last week, to replace the one I had that seemed to have been built during the Kennedy administration. So now my internet works very well, and I should be able to get more things written. I'm halfway thought the new Zog chapter, but it's rather strange, so I might start over.

Well, I've been watching some of my friend's DeviantArts for a while now, and I thought that if I got one, I might have more motivation to continue my writing, work on my drawing, etc. I also felt like making a journal entry. My profile looked so forlorn without it. I am housesitting for a friend of mine this week, and so I hope to get some more stuff done that I've been putting off, while I am away from the fam. I might do some online Christmas shopping, too!

I also just watched "The Family Man" with Nicholas Cage. It is one of my favorite movies. It makes me think about where I want my life to go, in which direction I should try to steer it. It makes me feel kind of melancholy, but in a sort of good way.