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May. 3rd, 2005 12:55 amThe van is getting worse and worse with each passing moment. The good news is I have another vehicle lined up for (hopefully) the end of the week. *crosses fingers*
Busy week ahead. I'm looking forward to the trip to Falmouth next week. Fortunately I don't have any tapes to swap out at channel 3 until late Friday so I can set everything up Tuesday night, leave for Falmouth early Wednesday and return riday in time to line up the weekend worth of programming. Woot! And I don't have to worry about finding a volunteer to cover. That makes me happy.
I was listening to the V:tM CD today and realized I'm not too keen on it. It has it's highlights, such as the Cruxshadows track which is by far the best song on the compilation, but half the tracks sound like people just hoping to be the next Sisters of Mercy. *yawn* I also listened to the Projeckt compilation again yesterday. That's a decent set of songs. And "The Vampire Club" by Voltaire is just plain amusing.
I redesigned the opening and closing titles for the Board of Selectmen videos tonight because the previous set I designed in a rush when I first took over in October. While they were a definite step up in aesthetics from the previous horror wrought upon this Earth by the ancient Amiga (this coming from a guy who loves Amigas), I was never entirely pleased with them. I think I finally have a professional (at least for the limited technology we have) looking set of titles and credits that are also stylish. And I'm pretty happy with them. At least for now. Undoubtedly I'll look at them in a few months and think they're lousy and want to completely redesign them. Let's face it, I'm that kind of person who rearranges the furniture every couple to few moths because I can't stand everything being in the same place all the time. I've already rearranged the bedroom a couple of times and the only things in the bedroom are the bed, a nightstand and two hampers.
Yet there are some things I demand being the same all the time, like my CDs having to be arranged by artist in alphabetical order and further arranged within artist groupings chronologically. You should have seen me pain over The Beatles' "Abbey Road" and "Let It Be." "Let It Be" was recorded first but was held back from release until after "Abbey Road" was released.
I need professional help. ;)
Well, time to finish cooking meals for tomorrow, nibble on something before bed and sleep. Good night, my droogies!
Busy week ahead. I'm looking forward to the trip to Falmouth next week. Fortunately I don't have any tapes to swap out at channel 3 until late Friday so I can set everything up Tuesday night, leave for Falmouth early Wednesday and return riday in time to line up the weekend worth of programming. Woot! And I don't have to worry about finding a volunteer to cover. That makes me happy.
I was listening to the V:tM CD today and realized I'm not too keen on it. It has it's highlights, such as the Cruxshadows track which is by far the best song on the compilation, but half the tracks sound like people just hoping to be the next Sisters of Mercy. *yawn* I also listened to the Projeckt compilation again yesterday. That's a decent set of songs. And "The Vampire Club" by Voltaire is just plain amusing.
I redesigned the opening and closing titles for the Board of Selectmen videos tonight because the previous set I designed in a rush when I first took over in October. While they were a definite step up in aesthetics from the previous horror wrought upon this Earth by the ancient Amiga (this coming from a guy who loves Amigas), I was never entirely pleased with them. I think I finally have a professional (at least for the limited technology we have) looking set of titles and credits that are also stylish. And I'm pretty happy with them. At least for now. Undoubtedly I'll look at them in a few months and think they're lousy and want to completely redesign them. Let's face it, I'm that kind of person who rearranges the furniture every couple to few moths because I can't stand everything being in the same place all the time. I've already rearranged the bedroom a couple of times and the only things in the bedroom are the bed, a nightstand and two hampers.
Yet there are some things I demand being the same all the time, like my CDs having to be arranged by artist in alphabetical order and further arranged within artist groupings chronologically. You should have seen me pain over The Beatles' "Abbey Road" and "Let It Be." "Let It Be" was recorded first but was held back from release until after "Abbey Road" was released.
I need professional help. ;)
Well, time to finish cooking meals for tomorrow, nibble on something before bed and sleep. Good night, my droogies!
