I know, gentle readers, it has been a while. However, in my perosnal life, that is good. It means I have been busy. Too busy to blog. But, inevitably, if I miss blogging about an event or two, it gets harder and harder to catch up. So to catch up, I'll simply state here that I felt the new Jim Carrey vehicle, "Bruce Almighty," was worth the $4.75 matinee price I paid, and if you're in the mood for a feel-good comedy and a fairly reeled-in Carrey, there's a lot worse out there that you could be throwing your cinema cash at. Jennifer Aniston's performance wasn't exactly as strong as it was in "The Good Girl," but then, she carried herself well enough for this type of film. More catching up: "Frida" was great; if you get a chance, see it on the big screen (one cinematic liberty I wish they would have taken was shaving Frida's unibrow in the first 15 minutes; I'm sure they took worse liberties in the story), although I believe it is out on video now. The "Bad Blood" PPV was thumbs-in-the-middle; Ric Flair vs. Shawn Michaels saved it from being a thumbs down.

So here we are, today. This blogging trend has caught on with some of my friends; as a matter of fact, the two friends with whom I used to put out a couple of dandy EugeneScene publications, "The Void" and "Frenzy," approached me about ressurecting the spirit of those fine zines (actually, in my opinion, they were much better and more professional looking than zines --- "The Void" even had paying advertisers!) for a blog that the three of us will contribute to. It's up and running, though I have yet to make my first submission to it (although Josh's anti-Liz Phair-concert tirade shall not go undisputed).

You can and should go there now: http://wormfood.blogspot.com/

It has some nifty HTML work, courtesy of Josh and I'm sure Paul; I need to relearn what little HTML I have learned and forgotten.