Oh Blogger, how I've missed thee...
As it so happens, I've been quite the busy dude. Working twice as hard on two full-time gigs has now become my new struggle. Obviously, there is North Fork, where 45% of the staff is pregnant. Ahh, the joys of birth...
Just not at the workplace.
So, being that the job is 80% female, it is expected that the male staff members be gracious and understanding of the circumstances, and assist whenever possible. Translation: we officialy now pick up the slack. As if I wasn't doing that already, now it's more obvious than before. My clientle has taken notice too; they hope I don't move up the corporate ladder before they get a good stronghold on their finances, as well as the females' bureaucratic stuff [you know, the other BS]. A part-time player, now a full-time gig.
Then there's the second full-time gig: looking for a new full-time job. The more strenuous of the two, my biggest disadvantage of this gig is, well, not actually having an advantage. Sure, I could attempt to find some swerve to help me, but that too requires work. So I'll work to find someone to help me find someone to get me working someplace else. Right now, that is not my cup of tea.
Yup katz n' kittenz, I am having so much fun being busy...
Other than that, I've been fine. Sure, I'll chase down a couple of jabronies for my money once in a while, but nothing serious. The ViPod's been great. Now, with 60GB of videos and music, I officially ran out of room to put it all in! I'm gonna need more disk space, proper space allocation perhaps. Get rid of a few music videos I just know I'm not gonna watch...

Wherefore art thou Vee...
If you haven't noticed, Veesha is gone from the blog. Tis not my fault though, as she planned to close down the site for some time. It's just that due to restrictions on her MSN account (and me not having MSN), my only gateway to her will be via email.
It was fun while it lasted...

My Space, My web, My My My...
I've been asked alot about joining Myspace.com; it has become the next big thing on the internet. Here are some sites I check out, from time to time:
Travis Warfield, former co-worker
Hot 97's Jabba, of Massive B fame. Ask why, look at "Jabba's Friends"...
David Roman, high school classmate
Maylene; best friend of nine years...
Dion; another high school bud, and former boss...

I could go on. But it's just too time consuming. For the most part, a lot college and high school friends of mine [some of which who wouldn't even recognise me on the street], are a part of this thing. And I've been encouraged to do the same. Problem is, I'm very contented here on this blog. If you take a look at most of the MySpaces, you'll find them to be very generic, very bland after a while, and then very loud. At least with my blogspot, it's a little more inviting. There's music you can check out, but it won't shoot at you when the site opens. I tend to post pictures every now and then (I gotta get back to doing that...), but they won't hold you up while the page is loading. Hey, even the background looks professionally done!
When you get right down to it, that explains the reason for it's popularity. MySpace is very easy to set up and use, and with almost everyone on it, it remains popular. Blogging almost requires computer knowledge, and specifically, HTML knowledge, that most people don't have. Well, until I find a suitable reason for switching, you guys can count on me to keep this site going, even if I do post once or twice a month...
Ha! I gotta stop doing that too.
Having said that, I'm sticking with this template. No change necessary. My way of ringing in 4 Years / 50 Freelances with Blogger.
Can you believe it? I'm two freelances and twenty four hours away from a four year stint with this online thing? Years from now, when I look back at half the stuff I typed here, I'll only sit back an laugh, what an emotional schmuck I must've been...

Still to Come...
The '06 NY Auto Show
Inside Man review (a must see!)
Whatever else comes to mind...