Check out my new blog here. Today is my review of "My Japanese Coach" for Nintendo DS. (These blog links will stop after today, I don't mean to spam.

Check out my new blog here. Today is the first article about movie trailer trivia!

Yesterday while I should've been doing my comic I was messing around with the Wordpress themes, widgets until past midnight. Then I realized I should just do a comic about making the blog since that would also be a good way to tell people about it. Also in my navbar I replaced my even-deader-than-my-livejournal forum button with a blog button! Most of the time was spent finding one with a color scheme I liked, but then I realized for easy reference I wanted the "categories" page to have a list of posts without the content so in the end I chose utility over beauty.

The blog will be separate from my comic so there will be virtually no crossover. The only things that will cross over will probably be stuff about restaurants and food in New York. I have an introductory post and my first restaurant review for Minca Ramen Factory. Please check it out, I hope it will be interesting to people other than just my immediate family.

Then I got to thinking that generations of kids will be growing up with widescreen TVs and wonder why it is that not all shows fill the entire screen. Also the term "full screen" will probably disappear eventually if/when all TVs are widescreen. Will movies lose more novelty as our TV becomes more cinematic?

I'm sure at some point the glow will wear off and we'll be back to being irritated at each other for small things, but for now it's a good feeling. Though maybe the inauguration will give the glow a boost again. I know for now just thinking about it instantly puts a smile on my face.

I took pictures and hugged all my friends nearby, all the way almost never believing what was happening was actually happening. On the way home I heard the hooping and hollering of people on the street for this truly historic moment. This is a moment in time that I will never forget, and will be proud to tell future generations to.

If I sound a bit incoherent right now it's because of all the celebrating I did at said bar, and now I sit at home still scarcely believing that what is happening now is actually happening.

A friend of mine was saying yesterday: "I don't just want Obama to win I want it to be a LANDSLIDE." Here's hoping.

Yes I know states don't get much bluer than New York, but I'm going to be up very bright and early Tuesday morning to vote. This is the first time ever that I know I've had DREAMS about getting up to place my vote. My hands will probably be trembling as I do it for real tomorrow.

I know from obsessively checking my web counter that I don't get much more than 100 views a day, but if you're a registered voter in the U.S. this is my reminder for you to GO OUT AND VOTE!

The spoon I most recently brought to work was in the sink by the end of the day, but still no sign of the first one which went missing a while ago. I'm not holding out as much hope for that one, but we'll see.