Give me something to talk about

Enough already.  I know I haven’t updated in a long, much too long, while.  If you want some excuses, here they are.

  • It’s winter (in case I had forgotten, the blizzard yesterday was a good reminder that the nastiness is far from over just because it’s March)
  • I am still fighting off a winter cold
  • Um, it’s winter?

So, why don’t you write the post?  I’m obviously stuck in a rut.  So make it happen for me.  I need something new.  If not brand new to the world, then brand new to me.  New music, new book, new movie, new recipe, new hobby, new game, new product, new anything.  Whatcha got?

7 Responses to Give me something to talk about

  1. melissa March 3, 2009 at 10:21 pm #

    i saw today in publishers weekly that you can download Will Eisners “a contract with God” as an ipod touch/iphone app. That’s pretty remarkable, right? It could revolutionize graphic novels.

  2. Mom March 4, 2009 at 9:38 am #

    We could use any input on planning a weeklong birthday trip to Disney World. Does anyone have tips, favorite restaurants/attractions?

  3. Annie Jo March 4, 2009 at 11:49 am #

    I think I heard that in Japan a lot of comics/manga come out for mobile phones. That could be neat. Just subscribe and have each issue magically appear.

  4. Annie Jo March 4, 2009 at 11:49 am #

    Mommer, I ordered a book about getting a ‘luxury’ experience at Disney. Maybe they have some unique tips.

  5. Ben March 6, 2009 at 10:35 pm #

    I really liked “Slam”. Thanks for the tip. Can you give me another one? C’mon, one more. Just one. I only need one. How about it? What you got? I’m ready.

  6. nate March 8, 2009 at 3:11 am #

    how about that awesome new website (http://www.natecarvey.com) for that awesome new contractor in seattle? (seriously, i am laid off so if you know anybody that needs a few nails pounded…) maybe you could talk about the new state of the economy. or you could post some of the interesting questions or topics you get asked on a daily basis. i bet you get some wierd ones.

  7. Annie Jo March 8, 2009 at 6:31 am #

    Brother, I don’t know if you ever read The Kid by Dan Savage, but I quite enjoyed it. Plus Mom saw him at the Ballard farmer’s market.

    Cousin, I got your site all linked up and ready to rock. I have a door that has started mysteriously closing on its own. Too bad you don’t live closer.

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