PUBLIC LIST OF THINGS TO DO

• Start garden on patio (tomatoes especially, since so many restaurants have pulled them)
• Bike to work 3x per week
• Buy new work clothes (nicer, since I dress like a fargin' loser)
• Take cooking class (thinking either mediterranean or italian)
• Make dentist appointment
• Make doctor appointment
• Start recording music (guitar and computer solo band, not yet named)
• Work on unfulfilled webpage ideas (got the domains and space but not utilizing)
• Create very detailed budget (for future real-estate venture and stability)
• Hit level 60 on Lineage

OK need to add another to this list...

• Sell a bunch of the crap in my storage on EBay
  

A NIGHT ON DIVISIDERO

A show at The Independent. I like this venue.

Myself and 2 friends saw:
-4-One-Phonics: Which ended up being 2-Sloppy-DJs-and-Funk-Band.
-Willow the Gas Lamp Killer: The most bobbleheaded passionate DJ I've ever seen.
-Crown City Rockers: Always a reliable source of fun and entertainment...Kat010 hot on the keys.
-Shotgun Wedding Quintet: Like a high school jazz band headlined by a Jim Breuer look-alike.

On the way home I nearly ran out of gas. I pulled off on Rengstorff to look for a station and came across a Valero that had all of its lights off - except for the pumps digital displays. I put my card in. It asked for my Zip - good sign. I select the grade - 91. I pull the trigger and $0.10 of gas pumps into my car and no more. Yay for about 0.028 gallons. Luckily there was a shell another mile down the road that was open. Otherwise, screwdage.

OBSERVATIONS ON A LAZY SUNDAY

-There is a "Merlion" statue just erected in a Cupertino strip mall. After some research I'm guessing that the establishment is Singaporean. Driving down Stevens Creek and seeing this caught me off-guard.

-Along the same stretch of road...a bumper sticker on a minivan that read "My other car is a stagecoach." Now, really? Well my other car is a chariot! Beat that!

-"Bear" Grylls is a God among men. I just watched an episode of Man Vs. Wild - Everglades and he has pushes all of the limits that the Croc Hunter established. Basically think of this show like the Croc Hunter, except instead of just toying with the animals, the host hunts them down with a knife and eats them! That carpenter ant larvae looked appetizing.