I don't really know how to start or finish this blog, but I'm just here to say that I'm taking a break from GS. I don't know when I'll be back. But I'm being overwhelmed by work, school, and personal issues right now, so I want to get away from keeping in touch with the latest video game fad. I might be on to talk to old friends, but I will have non-existent union activity. I hope everybody understands.

I don't mean to brag, and I know Juro will be pissed, but I got my 80g PS3 today. I'm gonna screw around with Motorstorm for now, but I'm gonna get Heavenly Sword, Ratchet and Clank, Folklore, and Uncharted. I'm gonna be broke by the end of the year.

I also have to look forward to Metal Gear Solid 4, Devil May Cry 4, Assassin's Creed, Kingdom Hearts 3, Final Fantasy 13 and Final Fantasy 14. I'm so glad I got it, I can finally get ready for my next-gen experience. No offense to the Wii, but the PS3 is the true next-gen console.

Well, where to start? I am currently working at Gamecrazy, and it is my responisbility to stay updated with all of the coolest info when it comes to gaming. Go figure, I did that even before I worked there. I actually get to talk with a lot of cool guys that know more than me. I learn something everyday I walk into that place. There are even a few game developers that walk in and like to chat. Just the other day, a game developer from Sierra Entertainment came in, and we talked about the good ol' days when Kings Quest was popular. Anyway, I try to make it my priority to give what I can to the gaming community (more than just a Halo 3 demo, knowledge).

I am currently addicted to World of Warcraft, and am psyched for the new expansion pack coming out. I'll be taking a break soon, so that I can finish some of my console games. I'm finishing up some side quests from Vol. 2 of G.U. When Vol. 3 gets released, I'll finish that as soon as possible.

Now, for the juicy info. I'm gonna start up classes for next semester, but come spring semester, I'm taking a break from school. In a nutshell, my Dad used to be in the music business, and he likes to help do tracks for many musicians. One musician in particular just got a record deal, and wants my Dad to go on tour with him in Europe. Great news, my Dad is going to bring me along to help set up equipment and tune the instruments. Europe, I can't wait. I'll most likely have to take a long break from my job, or just quit altogether. But I'm sure many will agree, that this is one of those experiences you should never give up on.