Dear Zoe,
You are two years old, and it is absolutely crazy how much you have changed and grown lately. You’ve recently started going to Co-Op daycare, started jumping and doing somersaults, become fascinated with reading and writing, and singing and talking. You are always busy and high energy, and everyone thinks you’re adorable.
I have a confession to make. The real reason I haven’t been posting as much lately is because I’ve been working on this — converting my blog into the greatest Lisa Loeb fan site ever! Stay tuned over the coming weeks, as I will examine in great detail some of the following topics:
So stick with me as I work on this new design, because I gotta admit it, I’m a Lisa Loeb fan. I celebrate her entire collection.
What you’re looking at here is one small slice of a waveform graph of my music listening habits over the last year, as recorded via last.fm. I generated this using the service at LastGraph, which makes it super easy by just giving your last.fm username and a date range. The guy who made LastGraph, Andrew Godwin, based it heavily on an original concept by Lee Byron. If you’ve got a last.fm account, this is pretty cool. It’s attractive enough to print up as a poster, and the individuality of the results are neat. My favorite part is how you can easily see when I was really into a particular artist by the size of their “island.”
So the guys in N’Sync have cameo roles in Star Wars Episode II. They play Jedi who get slaughtered by androids. Apparently they’re on screen for about a half-second in the background of a larger shot of lots of Jedi being killed. Here’s my question: Why does this bother everyone? Who doesn’t want to see N’Sync get slaughtered by robots?? Seems like a perfect solution to me.
