Annoyed by Sirius sattelite radio's incessant teaser coverage for their future radio coverage of a recently past event "for a climate in crisis," I've decided to just jot a few things down... How much trash/waste did these multiple concerts produce? Did they serve meat at the venues at all? As I sit here eating my pre-packaged frozen dinner (and throwing away the cardboard box, then the plastic wrapper top, then the plastic container)... did they have a lot of bottled water at these plac...

I have three cassettes in good condition that are just lying around my apartment taking up (a very minimal) space. Going to list them on eBay, but... I most likely won't have any luck with them. I suppose it's not so strange that they are inexpensive; the technology is virtually dead. (I will say that I keep receiving recorded cassettes from various language instructors, although one of my last did start putting .mp3 files on discs for us.) There also (probably) isn't a rabid fan-base ...

I know I've been mistaken But just give me a break and see the changes that I've made I've got some imperfections But how can you collect them all and throw them in my face But you always find a way to keep me right here waiting You always find the words to say to keep me right here waiting And if you chose to walk away I'd still be right here waiting Searching for the things to say to keep you right here waiting I hope you're not intending To be so condescending it's as much ...

A fair amount of Contemporary Christian, or Christian Rock, songs serve as love songs of sorts. Most of these are actually written with God or Jesus as the target of the lyrics, although some of them can double as a song to a more human loved one. "Who I Am Hates Who I've Been," by Relient K, is actually more of a song directed to a person the author has wronged, although it could serve as a statement of repentence to God as well. The song is an apology for past weaknesses and misbehavio...

On top of all the other responsibilities I have, I recently decided that I'd like to learn the piano. Actually, there's a particular piece I want to learn, but have not yet received it in the mail. I was hoping to use some of the interim time to learn a bit about playing before I simply learned that one song, as I figure that would give me a head start... but Google mostly turns up sites that you have to pay for, or provide personal information, or just flat out want to sell you something. ...