Warming up to winter break

It’s been nice to get a relaxing start to winter break (though I’ve gotten little work done so far). I’m looking forward to getting a good bit of work in before heading to Roanoke. Hopefully will get to catch a few more events around town, whether another basketball game or giving some blood downtown. Should be fun.

Also, apparently Kim Jong Il has just passed, so his creepy little son is going to have a swing at playing “Dear Leader”. I don’t see this ending well for anyone in that area, but it’ll be interesting. With the stories on this, Qaddafi, Bin Laden, and all the other folks meeting their demise this year, it’s been a rough year for jerk international figures.

Too bad… or something.

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