Going Dark...

I think that this blog has just about reached the end of its life, so this will be the final post.

Thanks for reading.

Pushing Daisies

Pushing Daisies is quite possibly the weirdest show on television, but I absolutely love it. It's like one of those dreams you have where every thing is slightly (or wildly) off, and you know it, and therefore you know you're dreaming, but you just kind of go with it because it is cool.

That's the best explanation I can give of how it makes me feel when I watch it. I'm sure it will be cancelled soon - it's too weird for an America that watches Kid Nation to appreciate.

P.S. I love the way that 30 Rock makes fun of reality TV programming. MILF Island? Hi-larious.

OK. I have no life.

Pumpkin Patch 2007

Attended the MIT Glass Pumpkin Patch again on Saturday. Against my previous promises to only purchase one pumpkin this year (after a big splurge last year), I ended up with three. The nice thing was that this year there seemed to be a much higher ratio of affordable pumpkins (sub-$100), and the organizers (MIT GlassLab) did a much better job of policing the crazy hoarders - people who literally sleep overnight and bring shopping carts, then make a made dash into the sale area and scoop up all the small, reasonably priced pumpkins. This year a group of people must have scooped up almost 50 immediately, much to the ire of other shoppers/viewers. The head of the GlassLab had a long talk with them and many were returned to the field for others to have an opportunity.

Some choice photos from the event: