I'm really starting to like the new Linkin Park. :) They don't forget, but they keep on going, and just seem to keep on getting better, too...

The cruise was cool! Good groove. And tomorrow, I'm flying off again...

5:40 AM sharp. See y'all in a week and a walk in the park.

Man I'm tired.

My back issues haveth returned. As they do.

I wake up early again - sun shining bleakly through the curtain, birds chirping... it's possible they would've woken me regardless, but I blame my back more so. And it takes a while before it calms down as I sit here, clacking keys and getting a move on with business.

Funny business? No funny business. Money business? No money business. So you may wonder as you sit and listen: what kind of business is this? It's just an intermission. In life.

Fortunately when I'm a little tired creativity flows.

I used to think it only did so at night, but it seems applicable in the morning too. I'm starting to appreciate morning writing more and more. That's what's up! Good morning Norm.

But I'm headed off on a cruise this afternoon, and so would have liked to be a bit more rested instead.

The door swings open, and then it closes in my room, as if ghosts are on the loom... the wind blows slowly outside. Will it blow into a typhoon? When we leave this hold, will we go boating on the moon?

I'm looking forward to the cruise, anywho. Morning buffet tomorrow. Light dinner tonight.

In an idyllic French canyon, there lies a geological masterpiece few have ever seen... that's the tagline (partially translated and paraphrased) that went along with this image, in this article, that showed up in my newsfeed the other day.

Cirque de Navacelles... truly seems like a utopian place! I wondered how I had never heard of it before - I probably did at least subconsciously question if it was real or no, cause I turned to Google...

But I'm not sure I actually questioned the image, more so the Cirque.

The real Cirque de Navacelles (it is real)? It looks like this...

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Been a while since the last one of these eh. :) From the movie franchise that pretty much changed the way we perceive death forever within the horror movie realm; that made freak accidents commonplace, and almost something to be expected within the genre...

Well maybe they've always been a theme in horror movies - the Final Destination series just took said element to another level.

I've seen a few trailers for this one at the cinema at this point, this being the latest, the first being a less revealing one with just the nose ring, chain, fan and fire scene...

It looks good this time. The accidents freakier. The special effects upgraded since the last decade too... I'm looking forward to this.

Grief is only love that has nowhere to go.

Jamie Anderson may have said it first though, possibly... and slightly differently. But what a quote... picked it up via a recent TPW pod.