Comic Books, Drag Race, & Life in New Zealand
Krisis has been creating Crushing Krisis since 2000, writing songs since 1996, and reading comics since 1991. He is a Customer Success and Digital Brand Strategy executive, serial organizer, parent, and feminist, among other things. Based in Philly through 2017, he now resides in Wellington, NZ.
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Hmph, when i update this much blogger starts making silly errors like leaving off the entire bottom half of the page. Which, of course, only causes me to update more. Listening to Bowie now, and Matt finally woke up. We were up oh so very late last night, and finally we all went to sleep after a stupor-like check of our email. If only we all could wake up as early every day as Amy does… *sigh*
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Ok, please commence buying me stuff.
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OKay, time to take some shots. We’ll start general… why do people think their lives are interesting? I mean, i certainly don’t and i still have this thing, so i suppose i should explain myself. I try to tread the line between blog and journal, and i think i do it rather well. I don’t usually remark about every aspect of my day or the people within it, but i do tell about what i’m feeling and how it relates to what i’m typing. So, that’s why i think i deserve to be here. However, some people have sites that are truly journals, that work fine as journals, but are masquerading as general interest blogs. Sure, throw a link in there, it doesn’t fool me. It’s hard to write a pure journal that will keep people hooked … that sorta implies you have either an interesting live or an alluring style of writing. If you have neither, just go rot away on Geocities… oops, you already are…
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Amazon.com has this interesting feature where they attempt to triangulate your musical tastes based on the last few albums you’ve rated. So far i’s about 50% on the money on discs i love, and 25% in discs on my want list. The other 25% is just crap, though. Computers can only figure out so much on their own… although it’s failry sure i should buy Beth Orton’s “Central Reservation” or Aimee Mann’s “Whatever,” which is pretty freaking smart.