Walk it out, bitches

You know, I still have a big-ass blog post about my trip to the National Aquarium to finish, and a big-ass blog post about all the movies I've seen in the past week to finish, too, but once again - fuck them. It's time to walk it out.



I think the one on the left is my grandmother.

And Now For Something Completely Different

I'm taking a class in internet and computer literacy as a pre-requisite for my Digital Media Arts degree, and for part of it, I need to create my own blog. Um, needless to say, I'm a little ahead of the game in that respect. Hmm. Extra credit?

So anyway, this post is serving as part of a class project, so to those who only read my blog for entertainment, you can pretty much just skip right over it. To Michael Sullivan and all those from my class who may be reading this, however, welcome!

Anyway, here are a few questions I'm supposed to answer as part of my class project.

1. Write about yourself.

Not really all that much to tell. I enjoy reading and writing, as well as graphic design, drawing, painting, and just being as creative and imaginative as possible whenever I can. I think my entire personality can be summed up by just saying that I try to make every day as enjoyable as possible. Oh, and I really like peanut butter. It's the most perfect food ever created.

2. Name a favorite vacation spot that you have been to, or are going to.

My favorite vacation spot has been the island of Maui, where I went for my honeymoon back in 2002. If you've never been, Hawaii truly is paradise on Earth. I could easily imagine myself just disappearing into the culture and spending the rest of my days holed up on a beach somewhere, forgetting what the words 'rat race' even mean and laughing at those who haven't.


3. Write what the best day of your life was.

I think the best day of my life was when I finally settled into life outside of my parent's house when I moved to San Francisco in 1995. I was terrified when I first moved out, like many of us are, but once the fears had subsided and I had settled into a life that I actually looked forward to living on a day-to-day basis, I can't remember being happier.

So there's my assignment. I hope all of you unaccustomed to my blog before this assignment are brave enough to read some of the other entries here. Enjoy them if you can, but if not, please don't contact any authorities. I've got enough problems as it is.

Adieu.