It’s a Monday tradition I’m working on now. Problem is, I have so many that I need to split it into two parts. More to come tomorrow!

Follow it all over here, or read some highlights:

• I’m hooked on baby carrots for my snack food. I’m going to turn orange.
• Time for a new glucometer. This one’s getting older and less reliable.
• “I once was blind, but now I see.” In other words: you drank too much last night.
• &$^%! Why do people only order a DVD off the Amazon Marketplace the day I’ve already dropped stuff off at the USPS? Can’t they coordinate?
• Really, though, doesn’t it break the conceit of the show to glorify these kids at celebrities, not average joes you follow on THE HILLS?
• You know what game the Wii Virtual Console needs above all others? CLU CLU LAND. I ate that game up back in the 8 Bit days.
• Was everybody shipping stuff for Christmas today? The post office was a complete zoo.
• Comic colorists, beware — all comics print out too damn dark. Time to update your color schemes. (More on this in Pipeline this week. . .)
• It’s VERY disappointing when a dustjacket for a nice HC is printed off-center and the spine is on the front cover. UGH
• I’m sick of hearing about Docks and Stacks from the same people who happily claimed the Dock was useless and unnecessary.
• Recording the Pipeline Podcast with my full mic/mixer/compressor set-up again. God, it feels good. Time for a LOOOONG podcast!
• Canon XTI dSLR price update: Now $589, $10 cheaper than yesterday. How low can it go? How quickly?
• I need to stop having ideas; there’s not enough time in the day to implement them all. If only there was easy big money in podcasting. . .
• It feels weird wearing a ring under winter gloves. I’m not used to this.
• It’s holiday time, and too many podcasts are shutting down for the year early. Hey, some of us have to work, dangit. We’re not vacationing!

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