Oh To Be Good Instead Of Different

I finally have money and I want to spend it on toys!

http://www.vaporizerguy.com/vaporizer-reviews/extreme-vaporizer-review

Yeayea! Top of the line. I don't think the remote control would add any fun or convenience, but all the reviews say that that opinion changes very quickly. It would be nice to have a vape at my house because I rarely smoke outside of it. It's an overall cutback from what I was doing last year, so that's nice, and it would be even cooler if i could cut out the "burning plant matter in my lungs" deal, too. But in the end, it's just a really cool toy.

COMBO:
http://guitars.musiciansfriend.com/product/Boss-BD2-Blues-Driver-Pedal?sku=151392
http://guitars.musiciansfriend.com/product/Boss-FZ5-Fuzz-Pedal?sku=150215

I've been playing more guitar recently (yay!) and I want guitar sounds. I think I'm at a point where I have to start learning scales and getting some hxc practice in, but maybe that will be more fun if I have toys to play with along the way.

A place to sit!

Wow we need a couch for my living room. We have a shitty love seat that we found outside, but we need a damn couch. I want to sit dowwwwwwwn.



I'm sorry it's such a materialistic post, but I don't really feel like posting what's really on my mind. I never do.



OH! And if survive summer school, I'll have more time to finish my book. Michael Pollan's "An Omnivore's Dilemma". It's about what goes into the food you eat, or rather, why we find ourselves not knowing what our food is anymore. It has become much too difficult to look at a box of anything and understand what it actually contains, a dramatic shift from a food culture where not only was it easy to interpret what one is eating, but easy to understand which foods were healthy and appropriate.


And here's a cute kitty who likes to dive into boxes.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPzNl6NKAG0