I know I know I have been leaving you all hanging

It has come to my attention that more than two people actually read this thing, and have commented about my lack of posting. Allow me to back up a few steps and summarize what's been going on.

1. My company got acquired in a reverse-triangulated merger. Those of you that have followed my job history know what comes next.

2. I went to London, great city. I got sick, bad cold. I got better, and so did the weather--on the last day.

3. I finished the patio.

4. My HGTV debut is Friday at 6pm. I hope I don't look like a tool.

5. The Economist has decided they want a very New-York-Loft photo spread and as such has hired an 'atmospheric photographer' to photograph me living in my fishbowl, I mean, condo.

6. The Associated Press is pitching a story about LED lights in the home and has requested a similar photo shoot.

7. The Sopranos ended. At first I hated the ending, after reflection it was perfect.

8. The bowling shirts came

9. Wagamama Boston = Wagamana London, right down to "Mind Your Head"

10. It's going to rain today because I made the mistake of saying I was grilling tonight. Note to self: Next house--covered patio.

So here we are, on a Tuesday, I have some new music picked out for you for Friday, and can we take a minute to acknowledge Apple's little "I'll get you my pretties" to the Windows crowd? Apple has released Safari for PCs, and I have to say, it really is better than IE, then again, so is just going to the library to look something up.

Confession -- I wanna be Appleist. Despite the fact that I have built a career singing the praises of MSFT, I am all AAPL at home. Granted I still run the Vista, and still dual-boot my Mac Book Pro, from a home computing standpoint I like the Apple-face a bit better. Of course, that will all change again when I start construction on the new pad, because architecture software doesn't run well on an Apple, even with Bootcamp.