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Texas bad, Vegas good.

Woo, just got back in from my vacation at roughly 1am this morning. I'm exhausted. Too exhausted to make a real entry. The Wii post IS still coming, but I wanted to point everyone's attention to the right side bar... I added a few links, most notably to my new forum. Of course it's silly for a blog to have it's own forum, but I've always been a forum junkie, so I just couldn't resist. Oh, and if you're interested in finding me on either Snacksby or Epicurious, I'm there on both as 'numbvox,' though I am honestly more of a spectator on those two sites than a participant. Check them out though, as well as the rest of the links.

Sorry About This

This is just the standard "first post testing" post, the one where I post just to see how a post will look on the site... Sorry if you were expecting something more. To be frank though, knowing my blogging track record, I probably won't ever make it past this first post. Somewhat sad, don't you think? All too-often I find myself with these grand ideas of being a real, honest-to-irrelevance "blogger," only to find my attention as well as my available free time far too short. I can't say for certain, but I'm thinking some of the blame may fall on 'themes.' You see, I consider myself an altogether complex person (though I imagine that if you were to ask anyone, they'd probably consider themselves the same), with interests in an extreme assortment of topics and categories. And as far as I'm concerned, almost all of the best blogs I've ever read have been fairly focused: Tales From The Pantry is fantastically devoted to the everyday life of a somewhat forgotten vocation, Josh In Japan would be nothing were it not entirely based in Japanese topics, An Obsession With Food and Orangette get read for covering perhaps my most favorite of topics, and even not-entirely focused Websnark is absolutely at it's best when it zooms in solely on the drama-laden world of webcomics. Bearing that in mind, why shouldn't I be interested in narrowing my focus? So time and time again I've set out to start a highly focused blog to outlet my desire to get my word out into the world. But you know what I've learned? I can't just sit down and write continually on food, or politics, or religion, or music... I get bored and find myself more interested in writing about something altogether unrelated. So let's give this a shot. This is just going to be me. I can't promise it will be good, and I certainly can promise you it will be unfocused and far from any real sense of organization. I wouldn't even really even expect to see more than a few entries here, sadly. But (and yes, I know you shouldn't start a sentence that way), I need to give it a try. I used to run a moderately popular website which highlighted blog-esque rantings, and I've missed the feeling I get from putting my thoughts into text ever sense it's collapse. So if you somehow found yourself here, stick around and give it a chance - hopefully it will be a worthwhile time for you and me both.