^Aloha (haha I'm more famous that yooooouuuuuuu are!)

^So right now, as I am typing, Jen and I are getting our picture taken to go with the article in the newspaper. Don't you wish you were us? No? Didn't think so...

^Heh heh, they're giving us instructions on how to pose and such. This is really really akward. Jen says her back hurts. I keep spellng things wrong. And I don't think I've ever sat this close to a computer (or Jen for that matter ). Jen also thinks she's tripping because the walls are moving. Go figure...

^Yes, we're still sitting here. They're having technical difficulties. hehe....Jen gets that one...

^ They tell me "keep doing that," that is to keep typing, but I am running out of things to type about. My life is not that interesting you know. This photo shoot business is hard work. I don't think I want to be a superstar any more. I just hope they don't ask me to take my shirt off...Jen really wants to take her pants off, but I don't think that's such a good idea.

^Whew, we're done...let's blow this popsicle stand.

That is all...thank you.

Well, the interview went through as planned. Followup comments:

*The small blonde boy who looks like a shorter, straighter Tim Vlach has a name. It's Eric, and he's pretty cool. He has a blogspot of his own, but Taria and I invited him to post with us on a trial basis. For the sake of his article. Or because he's cool. Or something. So watch out, because he'll make himself known here sooner or later.

*Apparently, a news-bearing institution has already beaten the Hoofbeat to the punch in calling blogging the upcoming newhotSUPERcool trend. It was Newsweek, and I'm sure they were lying. The bastards.

*At one point during the interview, I was quoted as saying "I blog about things that displease me." If that particular quote is published, Taria and I decided we'd cut it out of as many papers as we could get our hands on, glue the little pieces onto an 8.5x11 sheet of paper, scan it, and turn it into a t-shirt.

But I should go. I'm pasting little white togas onto magazine cutouts of beautiful people for a Latin shirt design.
Until next time, see you on the other side.