I took a total of 170 pictures today with my new Sony Cyber Shot 707. The camera is awsome and the video capabilities are incredible. Really amazing stuff. Look at my friend Mark pick his nose (I took this with my camera - to save it RIGHT CLICK and select SAVE AS). I thought everyone would enjoy that. Out of the 170 pictures there was one that needed very little work and that has been posted, it is called (this sucks, the title that is) trapped.

I am still having a lot of problems with senior play but things are moving despite the problems and we may just pull it off. Thats all I have to say about that.

Alex is sleeping over, I think he may write something for the site later, but for now, I am going to hang out with him. yep.

Alex's Contribution to Today's Daily Dose:

If you were here, you'd probably understand this. I was jumping around like a chipmunk on speed today, and as I did so, I bent my knees out, and brought my feet together. Consequently, my right pant split from my knee to my underwear along the inside hem. I then stood uncomfortably as two girls brought the ripped edges together with safety pins. But the safety pins keep popping open because I like to sit with my legs spread, (a phrase you might expect to find more often in the annals of some sultry Brazilian novel, set in the steamy outbacks of portable whims and dappled leaves.) But to continue with paranthetics, I love dappled leaves. I love auburn patterns along a spindling sinuous road, trailing and trailing off into some far-away puddle-graced neverland. But these are just autumn images. And it's spring now. And that's neither here nor there. So I'll move on.
I tried to understand why a girl liked me today. And then I found out she didn't. And then I admired her somewhat classical (albeit forced) and mysterious (albeit forced) countenance in some blurry picture that a talented friend captured in the park. And I'm remembering my girlfriend and missing her, too.
Anyway, Avi's asking me if what I'm writing is an essay...meaning it's boring all of you, and the wait is boring him. So I'll end off with a quick thought: The moonset on the sea is the most annoying thing I've ever had to watch.

Right...

So Alex and I at around one o'clock AM decided to make a video. After some filming and editing, we have produced our own music video for The Clampdown by the Clash. You can watch it by:

Clicking Here - Real Media - Low Quality - Slow Internet. - 3.2mb

or...

Save As... - Windows Media - Good Quality- Fast Internet. - 9.5mb

Just never ever mention this video to me. Ever.