Take a Proustian journey through my life vis-à-vis the words I have published to the Internet over the last four decades.
Well, after a few days of no school, we finally went back today. It was alright, except I think I am getting really sick. Also, I have made a decision. I am going to drink water at all meals, and juice in between them. I am trying to get healthier.
As I am sure you all know, tomorrow is the last day of the millennium. That’s a pretty scary thought, isn’t it? We can only wonder what the future has in store for us.
Well, here I am at work, a couple of days after Christmas, listening to Armand van Helden, and trying to figure out what I should with Gekko. Bret and I are in the middle of rebuilding it, and hopefully, it will become incredible.
Well, this part of the site has gone back to being a “Michael thing.” No one ever does anything to their websites anymore. It’s like they all are waiting for the revival of Gekko Message Board. I don’t like that. They aren’t dedicated to it anymore. Bret helps, and his help is much appreciated. Anyway, on to my daily anecdote, and away from my daily rant- today I was asked to get up and take my pops to get his car, whilst my step mother stayed home and made hamburger patties. That really pissed me off, too. She was up since 5, and she still didn’t take him to get his car, because she is SO busy. The dang car place is 3 miles away from our house, for goodness sake. In case you couldn’t tell, I am not a big fan of my stepmother, for various and sundry reasons.
Right now, I am at work desperately trying to burn as much time as possible, and I think I am doing a pretty good job. But as for this entry to the online diary that is Nothing in General, I am ending it right now.
I was talking to my mother the other day, and she was telling me about the “Elf Bowling” game, and how she heard it had a virus. I literally laughed in her face. For some reason, vicious rumors get started about totally harmless games, and people get scared. Just to be sure, I changed the time on my CPU to December 24 (date of the “virus launch”), and of course absolutely nothing happened.