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Ghosts n Stuff by Deadmau5

Well it’s probably fair to say that 2010 will not win the award for most prolifically blogged year of my life, though maybe I can pick up the slack in the second half of the year (it’s unacceptable that we’re almost at the midpoint of 2010 already by the way).

Lots of things are now on the record books: A trip to Toronto involved a much needed reunion with Gee, Trish, and some other Waterloo faces, a launch of the product that I’ve been working on for the last six months and some very crazy days at the conference we launched at, and a trip to Vegas with Terri for Ringo’s bachelor party. Mix in a handful of concerts, hikes, bar nights, and hockey games and you have a pretty high level recap of the last few months.

What else can I update you about? I’ve finally re-tuned the banjo, but it’ll need a couple more weeks of love before I find myself jamming. I’ve got a growing queue of embarrassingly nerdy books that need reading so I can clear them off my night stand. I’ve been failing at cooking for myself often enough, but I’ve been succeeding at taking a liking to wine, thanks in part to Cloe and Jenna’s various wine recommendations.

As far as travels go, I’m just in the process of booking summer and fall. Saskatoon trip is rapidly approaching of course, though I hope to precede it with a camping trip to Yosemite. I’ve got a trip to Portland in July, a possible Vancouver trip in August, a Vancouver Island trip in September, and hopefully a return trip to Sydney either in September or October. I’d like to mix in another trip to New York at some point this summer as well.

I’ve also ended up with too much shit. I’m considering moving to the Mission to be closer to Diana/Jake/Matt/Greg/Zach/Simon/etc, but I’m pretty sure I’ll have to downsize if I do. I think Rockband’s going to have to go. Maybe you too DJ Roomba. I think the N64 is safe… for now.

But the weather in SF has been great, for reference, see the pictures of our epic frisbee game at Ft. Mason this weekend. I’m looking forward to a lot more of that now that work has slowed down and summer has picked up.