.: Fast as a bullet...
This will be a short and quick entry. It's late and I worked late today so I am pretty tired. There are two magazines due by July 25 and they are maybe 10% done. That is no fun for me because my boss just stresses and that is no fun for anyone.
Anyway, ... school. I had an advising session at the community college here in town to see how quickly I could pass of my pre-reqs for the masters program at WSU, but it is going to take about a year. The scheduling of the classes only allows me to take about two classes per quarter. I want to get this done as soon as possible, so we may have to be creative to get me into the masters program by next fall. I'll keep you posted on the plan
The SOTW is the theme song to one of my favorite shows. The song is called I'm No Superman by Lazlo Bane. It's the theme to Scrubs. They have really good music on that show. They need to set up some marketing so that you can downl;oad the awesome songs they have in every episode from iTunes the next day after the show. They would get my dollar... if I had one.
I've been thinking about what it will take to pull off this schooling thing and I know for sure that I am no Superman. But I am excited about the prospect of another degree and a new career course. Anyway, enjoy the song. I'm off to bed.
Tuesday, July 11, 2006
Posted by Kenyon at 10:52 PM
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Its been ages since i had cable or at least it feels that way, but i seem to remember on the WB they would advertise the album of the songs that they used in that specific episode. Maybe they should do that on the other networks. I don't know you could write them a letter. So does that mean that you are thinking of moving to pulman again or Moscow. good luck with school
Congrats on the school decision! That is a hard one to make, especially seeing as you have to take more courses before you can actually start the program you want. Sorry about that.
Yeah, Alyson's right. On the WB they always say "Tonight's episode included music from..." and had the artist. It was cool because you could then go out and buy that album or look it up or whatever.
Good luck with the magazines!
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