The Miles Will Pull Apart

For the last week or so I have been increasingly stir crazy at home. I haven't wanted to be here, and I have been seriously repulsed by doing anything on my computer. For right now it's basically acting like a giant CD player while I loop "Blue Eyes" from July For Kings. It's amazing song and I just can't get enough right now.

I've been gone pretty much the entire day every day this week. At this point I thought that I'd want a day or two of not doing anything, just relaxing and regenerating. But that's not what I want. I want to get out right now, but the same old trips to Longview and Wal-Mart just don't cut it anymore. Something about Tyler sure has been intriguing though.

I've been put off from games lately also. Even having a Nintendo DS isn't enough of a draw for me to really sit down and give it some play-time loving. Maybe I just haven't had the right game, or maybe I'm just bored with them right now. I imagine a really good console RPG could really hit the spot right now though. Something with meaning. Something that immerses me.

So earlier in the blog I mentioned I got a new CD that I had been waiting for. Zac finally released a new full length album. It's entitled "Saturday is Gone," and it's an incredible piece of music. Every song harkens back to the Nixons days for me. Life and The Yellow EP were both wonderful they were different than the Nixons. And although this new album is too, god, it just reminds of them much more than the previous works. I Love "3 Days." It's a song Zac wrote with Ricky Wolking, a long time friend of his and current bassist of Edgewater.

Anyway though, not a whole lot more to say. I have so much on my mind I can't even really think straight, but I don't want to get into it on here right now either.