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Friday is really truly my last day at GoDaddy. For real this time.

I've already bagged up all my teas and my collection of cups. There are probably about twenty folded brown paper grocery bags under my desk. They're all from Wild Oats, a natural food store near my office. I saved them with the idea to eventually turn them in for recycling, although now I suppose I'll use them for packing. Maybe they'll still be able to be reincarnated after that.

Audio books have become popular on my iPod again. Cesar's Way (the Dog Whisperer) in the morning, and Lolita (the Little Girl Whisperer) in the late afternoon.

Cesar Milan is awesome. Although I'm biased because, for me, Aero has imbued all Mexicanos with this super-sexy quality. So when I'm learning how to be my dogs' pack leader, I'm seeing Aero talking to me with bedroom eyes and only the pants part of a fireman's uniform. Seriously though, Cesar just seems like a really nice guy and his approach to dogs is very Taoist and natural, which I am quite partial too. When I was only one-third of the way into the book I could already see changes.

Lolita. I don't even know what to say; I'm sitting at my desk with my lower-lip jutting out and over my upper one, which happens when I can't figure out how to get something across. The subject matter inspires immediate revulsion in many people, but this book is the most beautifully written thing I have ever come across. It's also been named the fourth greatest English language novel of the 20th century, which I guess is my way of qualifying my opinion of it. Jeremy Irons (who played the main character in the most recent movie, Kubrick did one as well) has one of the best voices in existence and pulls off the character perfectly.

Crap, I better get back to work. I've been sitting here trying to write this post for about thirty minutes now. My coffee and Pop-tart are getting lonely.

Peace!

- David

Morning drive cell phone picture fun time!