Thinking back over the past year, I came to the conclusion that days were better when I was doing more cooking at home. Of course, this doesn't establish cause and effect. Was I cooking more because the days were better, or were the days better cause my home cookin is so crankin' sweet? Who cares, right? The point is that I am once again cooking at home more often, and I like it.
The camera people told me the ship date has been pushed back another couple weeks. Whatever.
I'm bidding on a synthesizer. I miss playing the piano, and this board isn't a phenom synth or controller ('cause it's old), but it's got a rep for fantastic weighted key action and good piano and organ sounds. That's really all I'm looking for at the moment, but when it's time for me to get sweet, I'll probably want a better controller.
Closing thought: It's strange, but ignoring problems doesn't make them disappear. Oh well.
Posted by dan at October 19, 2003 07:44 PM | TrackBackHey, home cooking is where it's at. You wanna yell me a few recipies? I got a few you'll wanna chew on.
No, probs don't disappear when under the rug. Simply lie dormant. They are like friends, even tho you don't see them, they don't become something else. Tho friends are a good thing, and problems aren't.
My 2 cents. You want your change?
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