Boredom at the Ronald McDonald House

As this is my first post its hard to decide what to write about. I can either say everything (taking nearly forever to relate) or nothing (and send my page down the pathway of most every other source on the internet--the inevitable march toward nothingness (that which geocities took fairly recently--rest in peace)). First impressions are everything, even online.

I found it absolutely hilarious that fairly recently a drug-trafficker who had fled to Canada to avoid the police was found through his World of Warcraft account (story here ). I really hope the police confronted him online with their own respective accounts and that the ensuing chase across the Warcraft environment was as epic as it is in my mind...



My brother Josh (who recently decided to test his strength against that of the Chevy Cobalt--which won...barely) is doing a little better today--less swelling, more activity and whatnot. The doctor said something about him losing his inhibitions due to the area of his brain that was affected...to the frat boy that is myself this means he'll be a riot at parties. I expect him to be tough enough to make it to college in the fall, he's really stubborn about his school--hopefully "Bionic Josh" is just as tough (please refrain from "we're praying for you, you can pull through this" remarks, they get annoying after the first million!).

As a result I'm staying here at the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center (DHMC) for an undetermined amount of time at "David's House" which is a DHMC facility that can only be described as a Ronald McDonald House for creepy old people. Each room has a theme and ours is the "Space" theme which means there are creepy aliens and UFOs on the wallpaper...I'm just glad I never have to experience the "clown" room...

Pics to follow as soon as I get batteries for my camera...and my USB cable! For now, stay sunny!

"Silence and Valor"
-B