As Far As I Can Tell


Yesterday was my last day of work at Biggs | Gilmore Communications. I probably worked more yesterday than I have in the two years that I�ve been there. They had me finish up a ton of projects and actually start and complete an entire Flash animation yesterday. It�s always weird to leave something like that, even if you want to go. Everyone was saying how they�ll miss me and how talented I am�I really don�t know how to respond to that.

On the way out I was given some gifts. First was the customary interactive department lava lamp, which is sitting underneath my velvet Elvis wall hanging and making my apartment feel like a hippie pad. Second was a program that Nayt made me: The Simon King Design Studio. Check it out, it�s really funny.

In somewhat related transportation news, my van hasn�t gotten any bids on eBay yet, but my performance parts did finally come in from Italy. I can�t wait to get them installed, but I think I�m going to try and get the electrical system to work first. The riding season is pretty much done, so my plan is to start the spring with a kick ass Motobecane.

Christmas is coming really quick this year; my family celebration is Wednesday. We�re doing it early because we�re going down to Florida to visit my Grandparents�everyone but Emily that is. I�m not sure why she isn�t coming, but it�s probably better anyway since that would make a pretty full car ride there. As a side note: Emily and my mom are going to Ireland in the spring. I really want to go there some day.

TCUP sightings:
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
VN Express
Newsbytes

Over 10 people have told me to go see Am�lie. So this weekend I�m driving to Ann Arbor, the closest place that it�s playing. The trailer looks great.

Tonight is Small Brown Bike at The Space. If you�re in town you should come.


 

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