Pure Idiom (dot com)
If you're wondering at the sporadic nature of Homocon of late, I've been using most of my recent spare time working to get a podcast up and running (well, that and helping the B-friend get the homocon household shaped-up and spit-polished for the selling -- and please don't tell me the real estate bubble has already burst . . . I don't want to hear it).
Scott McCollum from IMAO, Laurence Simon of This Blog is Full of Crap and yours truly have teamed up to bring our politically irreverent listeners an audio experience to remember, full of broad comedy (Scott) and clever asides (Laurence). I, ironically, play it straight.
Though we don't have our first official podcast up yet, feel free to take a look at Pure Idiom, where our future podcasts will be hosted. And while you're at the site, sign yourself up for email notifications if you want to be the first one on your block to know when the party hits town.
"But wait," I hear some of you say. "Why are you selling your house, especially after you just spent so much time and effort replanting and repainting?"
Well, thank you for asking, and I'm touched that you've been paying such close attention that you know how much blood, sweat and tears the two of us have put into our humble abode. But once the last coat of paint was drying on the walls and the yard was all trimmed, pruned, mowed and raked, we took a look around us, turned to each other and said, "It's beautiful. Let's sell it!"
*sigh*
"But where will you go," you ask. Why, I appreciate that you're so interested. And I have to admit that, should we be able to actually sell the house (because selling a house is, always, a bit of a gamble), we're not really sure where we'll go. But I think out of the country is the first step. I have a hankering to spend some time in Bangkok, Dublin, Shanghai, Guanacaste, Tokyo, Budapest, Oslo . . . so many places and only one short life.
Thank god for laptop computers and internet commuting.
But before the big move, there needs to be a big sale, and until then, there'll be more Homocon blog posts to follow, but right now I'm diving back down into audio editing land. Batten the hatches . . .
Comments
Just when I moved to Seattle, you're talking about leaving. I wasn't planning on stalking you or anything... gee.
I've signed up at Pure Idiom. Hurry up already.
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Homocon sez:
Hey, welcome to the neighborhood! You're just in time for the rain and gloom.
And I'm hurrying, I'm hurrying . . .
Posted by: deb | October 6, 2005 8:20 AM
You can stalk me, Deb. Nathan will probably be the first to tell you that I like the attention.
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Homocon sez:
Alas, tis true. Scott is a total attention whore.
Posted by: Scott | October 6, 2005 10:13 AM