Tyler asked me if I would help him make a first person shooter involving zombies and the Amish. Let me just say that I have nothing against the Amish, and my understanding of them is limited to that which I gleaned from the Peter Weir film Witness. [ Editors Note: Peter Weir is the best Australian director Ever ]

Today I am driving to work, thinking that I am late (the meeting is in fact 9:30 not 9:00, so I will actually be 20 minutes early) and I have a remix of Bloody Tears playing in the car CD player and I start having this fantasy that the factory building that I work in is actually a run down castle inhabited by my co-workers, who are actually zombies, ghosts, gules and other assorted undead monsters, all of which can be dispatched by a neat *snap* of my chain whip. My manager is that really weak bat creature at the end of Level 1 which anyone can defeat.

iTunes just picked Down Under for me to listen to. I am no longer qualified to be in charge of choosing the music that I listen to, because if I did I would listen to Bloody Tears or Leaving Town over and over again. Anyway, my point is actually that I had a nasty headache after coming home from work today. I ate a Vegemite sandwich and had a nap. I am now feeling much better. I know all you Yanks (as Australians incorrectly refer to all Americans, I apologize on behalf of all Australians; especially to the Southerners in the audience) do not have an appreciation for the stuff, but it does wonders for me when I'm not feeling well.