Well, I've caved in and downloaded iTunes.  I used it at work on the iMac, but generally Windows Media Player was my at-home musical buddy...unfortunately, the Vista version of WMP is pretty crappy.  In previous editions (and frankly, in iTunes as well) once you moved a song to a playlist it stayed there.  You didn't have to manually save it.  Vista, of course, has to make everything difficult and refuses to do the decent thing and keep my stuff where it belongs.

Also, one day I'd like that gorgeous iPod video with wifi...you know, one day, when I have a job and disposable income again...maybe...

I finished editing Lusitania, and now it's just sitting on my bed, all marked up, awaiting the day when I begin the dreaded type-in.  I put it off by cleaning up the hard drive, even defragging - look, now I has almost 30 free gigs as opposed to six!

And...Krod Mandoon?  Really?  This show is so terrible.  I was hoping it'd at least be, you know, funny.

Assuming iTunes finishes analyzing and installing OK, it's off to start on playlists.  Always my favorite parts of projects.

Krod Mandoon got turned into a Golden Retriever.  Typical.

I've given a little more thought to Age of Fail, mostly picking at things that will have to be changed.  I'm not a big outlining writer.  Never have been.  Hate it.  But I think basic outlining has a place in the world, and maybe it won't utterly kill the story (as my outlines tend to do) if I give it a shot.