2007: Reflected Upon

Here are some things that happened to me during 2007:

- I became an uncle to baby Stu.
- I began working on The Collegiate. I started working on the web site. I loved it. They loved it. I am now Web Design Editor for the paper - the first ever! - and am working to expand the web site.
- I passed Biology 101. How, I do not know.
- Mary Worth became a gold Buddha.
- 1st Ever Epsilon Institute Awards Show was written.
- James sang for the blog.
- On Lost, Claire drowned, gained bangs, confused me.
- Another blog was added to the family.
- How cold is cold? How about -2?
- Best catchphrase that deserved to catch on: FRAZZLE DAZZLE!
- I found an animated short, Samurai.
- I played wedding photographer twice over this year. Speaking of, my wedding will be a little different.
- I pretty much lost my voice for one day; it hurt to talk. So, of course, everyone wanted to talk with me. Thanks, guys.
- I re-decorated my room. I made a computer drawing, then took some "after" pictures.
- I considered redecorating the Epsilon Institute. I just made it a whole new blog instead.
- I was the top "post of the day" at TVGuide.com.
- I played football in Idaho?
- I re-created a license plate with photos.
- I am meant to either be a writer, or in food service. I do both right now...
- I talked about my Sunday Night Curse.
- My ode to drive-thru customers at work.
- Pangea Ultima as a plot device? It's clever, but, as Mark points out, only to a fault.
- I visited the Meijer Gardens and saw one of the authentic The Thinker statues.
- I was a movie extra, and acted like I was in the 80's.
- Summer happenings.
- LEGO people are "No Real Than You Are."
- Comet, meteorite, or Optimus Prime?
- Polar Bears want to attack kids dressed up in seal outfits on Japanese television.
- I liked the 2007 Emmy Awards. Apparently, it was only me.
- I watched the pilot for Bionic Woman. Stupid show.
- TIKI TORCH PARTY!
- Nigeria is pretty complex.
- Plus, Gerald R. Ford died and I got to take some cool photos surrounding the ceremonies.

Let's see what 2008 will bring.