"WE WANT B5 ON DVD... WE WANT XENA ON DVD."

--Bitscape, in the Content Collective, June 3, 2001

Hmmm... A few items tonight, which I will briefly comment on.

Back to work today, and within an hour of arriving at the store, I felt drained, demoralized, and exhausted again. My job sux, but it's the best thing I've got going for me right now. So I press on, even if I'm not always sure why.

I have had a distinct lack of inspiration to write recently. This can be evidenced by the fact that the only thing visible on my front page (items posted within the last week) is titled "Blank", and the content is exactly what the title describes. I really don't want this page to turn into a ghost site. Therefore, I am forcing myself to write tonight, even though I don't particularly feel motivated to do so.

Last night, when I arose from my computer to drive a few blocks to get to my bed, I unhappily discovered that my right knee sent a wave of exquisite pain whenever the joint made any movement. Apparently, the day of skiing had taken its toll in a way that could only be discovered many hours after the fact. I limped down to the car, drove home, and limped up the stairs to bed.

I find myself getting really sleep now, so this summary will be brief.

This one will be shorter. I promise.

I shouldn't be up this late. The thoughts wandering through my mind now are not particularly pleasant ones. Maybe it would be a good idea for me to just shut up, close this window, and go to bed. Maybe. But for some reason, some part of me feels like I won't be complete unless I do this first.

Today, I went skiing with my dad. It was a blast.

I've been extremely lax about keeping this page updated as to events in my life (or lack of it as the case may be) lately, but here's a few little items from the past few days.

A good, fun musical. (Did it deserve the best picture Oscar? No IMO. It was a very good movie, however.)

First, before I forget, as requested, I'm posting my films from tonight's Kohan games. Players were: Yanthor, Humblik, Jaeger, myself, and various computer AIs. All games took place on 96x96 randomly generated maps. Quite small, given the number of players, but it kept the games (relatively) short. The games were also observed by Linknoid, whose net connection had too high a latency for him to play.