Larry Mullen having a cigarette instead of shoveling snow

Completed the apatosaurus in Animal Crossing: City Folk

One more down!

Completed the stegosaurus in Animal Crossing: City Folk

Hooray!

Recent photo for Soroptimist chapter in Albuquerque

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Recent photos taken at Disney World

iPod Touch is killer

Right now, I'm listening to Internet radio on my iPod Touch. As long as you're in a wi-fi zone, you can listen to a near-endless supply of tunes on your Touch. Also, I've downloaded two Sega games for the device: Super Monkey Ball and Puyo Pop. This is great for the true video and music junkie who feels comfortable with high-tech digital equipment.

Pet Shop Boys "Absolutely Fabulous" music video

Completed the velociraptor in Animal Crossing: City Folk

Another one down!

Completed the plesiosaurus in Animal Crossing: City Folk

Yahoo!

Completed the parasaurolophus in Animal Crossing: City Folk

Another dinosaur skeleton completed! It's going to take a very long time to finish all the skeletons, not to mention all the other items that belong in the museum.

iTunes Internet radio station Droidlocks DubStep Mayhem has a constant stream of mellow, loopy tracks

If you like your DJ mixes a bit mellower than say, a Paul Oakenfold set, but more intense than, well, a Brian Eno album, this is the place for you. The pace is relaxing but the mix couldn't be described as ambient or house. As said before, it lies somewhere in between. The stye of music is labeled as Dubstep, a recent genre in electronica. Anyways, try out by going to:

iTunes >> Radio >> Electronic >> Droidlocks DubStep Mayhem

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Taking a break from Animal Crossing: City Folk to play Sonic Adventure 2 Battle

I've done enough scavenging and paying off my mortgage for awhile. When I bought a Sega Dreamcast many moons ago, I bought Sonic Adventure 2. It became one of my favorite games. After having sold the Dreamcast, I had a chance again to play the Sonic games, as it was ported to the Nintendo GameCube. The only major difference is that it has a two-player mode, having people compete each other for the fastest time completing a level. Also, it is not so difficult that I cannot complete it.

PlasticAge Radio Australia on iTunes radio is a great source of electronica

You can find it by following this path:

iTunes >> Radio >> Dance >> PlasticAge Radio Australia

I'd say this is closest to a Paul Oakenfold mix. There is no charge for accessing the stream.

My mom loves Netflix

Most of the movies she watches are broadcasted over the Internet, via a streaming wi-fi connection. She also rents DVDs, but she likes the convenience of watching films in her web browser. British films are her favorite. I've only toyed around with Netflix on my computer, I guess because I do not have the attention span to watch a show on my screen. But I do like watching movies at a cinema because of the candy, popcorn, soft drinks, and big screen.

Kid Koala

Going to Disney World with my mom

My mom has made all the arrangements for the trip. Also, I had my ID renewed, as my current one is out-of-date. The two of us are staying at an apartment near the Disney parks. As far as itinerary goes, I'm going to my Leica digital point-and-shoot camera, and maybe even my computer, as there is wi-fi access where we're staying. The trip is about a week long, so I'll probably have my fix of Mickey's world for awhile.

samurai.fm is a great destination for streaming DJ sets

If you're fans of DJs like Paul Oakenfold, Paul van Dyk, or Baby Anne, then this site is right up your alley. There are hundreds of DJs and long-play mixes, free-of-charge. Not for the more traditional at heart, but definitely the progressive.

Purchased Nerf N-Strike for Wii today

Not suprisingly, as an 80's child, I grew up on Nerf. Though, the Super Soaker water guns were probably more memorable. I received a high-capacity, powerful model of the water blaster. But I also had a Nerf or Nerf knock-off (I'm not sure, it was a long time ago) gun with a Ghostbuster's theme. I've always been an imaginative and introverted person, so I did not get a real chance to propel the foam bullets at people.

As if I making up lost time in my childhood, I bought Nerf N-Strike. It includes three bullets and a discharge to hit somebody or some thing. Also, it can be converted to hold a Wii remote, allowing you to play it with the included game disc. I hope it's suitable for a casual gamer, but of course, there's really not much my alley. That's because I've probably played with most of the games that would be right for me.