Doggeral: Ep 1

It is an artifact of this "Atomic Digital Age" in which we live that on occasion I see a word, or phrase, or one comes to me on the toilet or in the shower and I needs must rush hence to my registrar and save that name as a domain.  Thus I make a concept MINE for eternity (and it only costs me $8.99 a year).  I am not unique in this, far from it.  At Monday Night Dinner I have compared lists of fallow domain under my control and found that I am an amateur .  I have 33, which is why I wear old sneakers I expect.

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So I am in need of a green screen room, it is just something I need to do what I want to do.  The trouble is that the one area I have that is large enough for such a thing, my garage NE: Shop, is jammed full with crap.  It wasn't always full of crap.  It used to be a work area where I built furniture, boats and race cars.  That all ended though with the onset of the madness of the commuter wars, augmented by a slide into madness on the part of my entire family involving STUFF.

We have a lot of STUFF.  Our STUFF is important to us.  For some reason we cannot bring ourselves to part with our STUFF.  Much of our STUFF we haven't touched or seen in years, but we still allow it to linger, we still keep it about to clog our cabinets and block our way in the dark, even going so far as to trip us up in the night.

Ungrateful STUFF.

It was a few years ago, when the STUFF issue truly started to get of hand that we had a pow wow about the onset of the STUFF Tsunami.  It was then we realized that the piles and piles of books and paper and etc was where we kept our memories, we were attached to our STUFF in an unhealthy way.

So in the wake of everything with Jeff's passing I have resolved to deal with the STUFF issue.  A lot will go into the trash, some will get donated or sold.  I have some really COOL STUFF though and I would hate to see it go to waste.  So in the coming weeks I will be posting some of this STUFF on here and offering it up to anyone who wants it, so long as they are willing to pony up the dough for postage and packing.

Stay tuned.