Promises, promises

Some photos are coming. I swear. I flipped through all 400-some last night and was a little disappointed in the amount of poor light balanced and blurry photos, but there are some nice ones and I'll try to get some up here tonight. I was so motivated when I got home yesterday but by the time the third load of laundry went in and spaghetti was digesting in my stomach I was pretty worn out. I went to bed at 9:15, which is unheard of for me. I was able to easily get up and workout this morning though so I suspect things are returning to normal. I have a long list of to-do items tonight and getting some Venice photos up on the blog is on it along with packing for my road trip to Connecticut this weekend.

The random calls to my phone have mostly died down now that it's been 2 weeks since I re-registered with the DoNotCall registry. I will say though that hearing "Hello, Goodbye" when the occasional call does come in makes me much less annoyed about it and I'd like to thank RockBand for making me a bandwagon Beatles fan. While watching CNN in Italy they reported on how well iTunes sales of their albums had been doing and also reported that "Here Comes the Sun" was the most purchased track. Some might be surprised by that given that back in the day it was never actually released as a single. Abbey Road though is considered by some to be the Beatles most well-constructed album. Image from Crunchgear.