on borrowed time.

i've come to have this comfort in my mind, even though my life feels very accelerated; and i've also learned that some of the best things in life, are from the late seventies.

above said being a man by the name of terry reid, a musician who i learned of oddly enough from rob zombie's, "devil's rejects," soundtrack.

he had two or three tracks on the album that were just insane, and when i went to search him out, i had found that the man was made underrated by most of my peers, and only had three known albums in his resume. two being from the late seventies and one from the mid-nineties.

"seed of memory," is the one of the three i'd recommend the most to anyone who wants to hear an album that's part groove, part classic rock, and part background ambiance for a sam kieth comic. it's nothing short of spectacular.

the realtor came by and we talked about the house, getting it on the market as soon as we could, and comics. the man brought his hardcover, "elektra: assassin," autographed by frank miller himself! that was pretty cool.

i saw two movies worth seeing this weekend.

"juno," which was humorous, and, "the orphanage," which was magnificent.

i only went to see, "the orphanage," because guillermo del toro presented it, and lately, aside from, "blade 2," i've been a pretty big fan of his, and as i said, i'm glad i went, because it was magnificent. all spanish with english subtitles, but worth a viewing. i think i may own that one.

started futzing with, "saint's row," again. i need a new game to conquer. i want, "the godfather."

and finally, the last bit of self-involved news comes in the form of me being glad i didn't use my christmas gift card to target, because, "family guy presents blue harvest," the star wars special, is coming out on dvd this tuesday in a giant collector's edition with cards, poster, shirt, 3-D glasses and more. bonus!

i can't wait to get to wisconsin.