So I'm back in the middle-of-nowhere New Hampshire for the next week or so, depending on how fast I clean. I have to pack up/clean out my room and art table in the basement for the whole parents-moving-out thing. I didn't really wanna come home. I mean, I love my parents and love seeing them but this town sucks the vigor right outta me and by the end of the week I'll be pining for the sounds and activity of the city.

But for you, I have a lovely gospel page. This is the final format, complete with kerning and leading and margins and all the appropriate typographic terminology seen to.

And for your featured link I'm sticking with a single thing today, but it's a good one. It's that fabulous website that I'm sure most of you know of, Wikipedia. I read on the Boston Globe website an article about the volunteers who run the site and the statistics show that there's more males than females, they tend to be young and that a large number of them can be found in Boston. Maybe I should join up. Not that there's any articles I wanted that they didn't have, but I bet it would be a good way to meet smart guys. However I've pretty much decided I'm going to wait on the whole relationship thing and see what my karma does for me, seeing as it should be around the level of a saint due to my patience with my roomate.
Just When I Had Begun to Hope Freehand 9" x 6" (c) 2006