I want to see Confessions of a Burning Man. It's playing at Slim's tomorrow night. However, I can't go see it then, because Lu can't come with me, because she will be hard at work preparing for the first Full of Joy Yoga teacher training that she is offering. I'm so excited for her. She has created an amazing practice for kids, and her business is doing so well. It's fantastic that she is taking it up another level, and helping other yogis learn how to teach children.

This here is a big step (ha!) for robots. Getting robots to walk naturally has been a challenge for a long time.

And while on the way home from work tonight, (which pretty much sucked by the way), my buddy mentioned Second Life. Been hearing about it a lot more these days, and I finally decided to sign on up and check it out. Figure if I'm going down the online poker route, I might as well just say screw it and check out SL, as well.

Both of those things are sure-fire time wasters for when I'm sitting in front of the monitor, but it just seems like the right moment for both. I feel like I should really only be writing, researching and communicating with friends and family when I'm using the computer, and not messing around with games and distractions. I've never been a computer-game-player, beyond the quick little flash games that are quick and easy. I realize I've missed the whole multi-player aspect of some amazing online games, but to delve into them just requires too much time.

I can't help but be intrigued by Second Life, though. I do hope someday The Metaverse manifests. Seems like Second Life is the closest thing yet.

If any of you want to join up, too, Bones Enoch is my name. Feel free to use me as a referral. Now I'm off to explore.