Prince's got a new disc: 'Planet Earth', I just bought it.
It's strange that I didn't dig the music earlier. Somehow Prince never touched me. The truth is I've been very indifferent to Prince for quite a while.
I feel almost stupid for any negative first impressions I had. It has a lot of surpises.
The album contains a 'hidden track' at the end of it.

The new SanDisk SDSDB-1024-A10 1 GB Secure Digital Card rules! I just got it. Along with it came a fee ***'.

Today at work the Lead Communications Analyst complemented me for the status of BCV. I'm not going to play it low and have to reshedule the BCV presentation.

Some more adult content.

Yesterday I went to the movies and saw The Curse of the Were-Rabbit starring Wallace & Gromit. I expected a great movie because I heard it is ok.

The plot involved the following: Wallace and his loyal dog, Gromit, set out to discover the mystery behind the garden sabotage that plagues their village and threatens the annual giant vegetable growing contest.

Nick Park's direction was gratifying. I found Peter Sallis delivered a fine performance.
I won't say it's a masterpiece.

I just down- *ahem* bought 'Underground Kingz', UGK's new album. I really like rap.
This album convinces me, though. I probably seem like the kind of person who might be a very big fan of UGK but I'm not.
I did not love it the first time.

I just hooked up my new SanDisk SDSDH-1024-901 1 GB Ultra II Secure Digital Memory Card! It was a real bargain.

Everyday seems to be busy for me, so it has been really quiet around here lately. I had all this work to do.

I'm sorry, but I hope you can understand that other work does take priority

I just downloaded 'Planet Earth' from Audiogalaxy.
I never bought any Prince albums before because it didn't interest me.
The scope of music on Planet Earth is quite broad. This album really grows on you.

Professional car-theft ring only targets $80,000 Mercedes E-Class cars that they quietly lift onto the back of a flatbed -- frequently right out of the owners' driveways.
More on this at source

Yesterday, for lunch I had calzone and for dinner I ordered Vietnamese food from the restaurant down the street.

I saw a screening of 'The Gospel' last night and I thought it was truly wonderful.
I disagree with everyone who said they were disappointed with it! There wasn't a dull moment in the entire movie.

Now playing: 'Live At Radio City', the new Dave Matthews & Tim Reynolds album.
This album really grows on you.