After a roughly month since my last blog post, I figured the new year would be a good vantage point in which to change some of the appearances on my blog. While I still don't have a blog header, I did change the banner to my profile. I got the inspiration to work on it after listening to the songs on my brother's "The Best of James Bond" CD. Recognize which James Bond movie I'm picking my design from? If you don't, shame on you. Anyway, I've got a lot to say and you've only got a limited time to read it because I know how busy you all are. So, here's my Winter Break condensed into a series of bullet points (or dash marks, who cares?):

-Brother came back from Perdue University, we're still even on Guitar Hero.
-Went to my sister's apartment for Christmas, lots of fun.
-My mom forced us all to go to another midnight mass for Christmas.
-Got nothing game related for Christmas, but lots of money.
-Started working more at EB Games and sold my first PS3 and Wii.
-Manager asked me to stick around after the holiday season.
-Sat around the house breaking in the new clothing.
-Bought Trauma Center: Second Opinion.
-Bought Elite Beat Agents.
-Bought some Virtual Console games.
-Beat Trauma Center: Second Opinion.
-Beat Elite Beat Agents.
-Restarted Riviera: The Promised Land.
-Beat Final Fantasy XII.
-Spent New Year's Eve at a relative's house.
-Went to church on New Year's Day, really mad about that.
-New banner and user icon
-[insert other stuff I can't think of here]

I also have two new reviews up for your reading pleasure:

SuperSonicKirby's Trauma Center: Second Opinion Review
SuperSonicKirby's Elite Beat Agents Review

Much to my surprise, when I put up my Elite Beat Agents review, it was met with two recommendation almost immediately. So, thanks to whoever those two people were, your recommendations certainly warmed up my heart. Speaking of reviews, I decided to start getting tracked for ReviewSpotting. I doubt I'd get published in an issue, but I can always try; got to catch up to Happy_Cloud and mariomaniac92 in terms of notoriety.

Anyway, it'd be much appreciated if you could take some time to read the reviews, and stick around later this week to find out why I may no longer have the incentive to believe in an omniscient being.