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Its been a while

It’s been a while.  

Hard to imagine that I’ve been done with school for a month.  I somehow feel like life never slowed down, as I had planned for.  Maybe that’s when you know you’re getting old.  

It’s nice to be back home with family, and the few friends still around.  And it’s nice to be back in my room, even if the piles of books are threatening to topple over and crush me in my sleep.  

Speaking of books, I just finished Alan Moore’s Watchmen. (Thank you Danny)  I’m still coming off the effects of finishing it, so all I can say now is: read it.  You’ll thank yourself.  



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