Early this morning I had a terrifying dream.

In my terrifying dream, I was part of a group of inter-dimensional travelers, not unlike those in the television show Sliders from the 1990s. We slid into a dimension that was exactly like the world found in I Am Legend – destroyed by a virus that turned humans into fast, evil, light-hating zombies!

Since my original ‘My In(die)-Box’ post I have found some great new music that I would like to share:

Camera Obscura – Lloyd, I’m Ready to Be Heartbroken

Camera Obscura – Tears For Affairs

Camera Obscura is my favorite new band. Their sound is both retro and fresh. I also suggest going to their myspace page to listen to other tracks. The single “Tears for Affairs” is one of my favorite tracks. Definitely an album I will buy, and I’m looking forward to listening to their older stuff.

The Essex Green – Don’t Know Why

I got the Beta of Windows 7 the other day, and after hearing reports that Windows 7 is more netbook friendly, I decided to try it out. I’m installing it on my Aspire One I’ve modded to 1.5GB RAM and bluetooth.

Step 0: Obtain the Software Get Windows 7 Beta here. It may not be available for long, and if that’s the case and you are familiar with torrents, you can try downloading it from isohunt.com. Once you have the .iso file and a key (all the torrents I found had a key you can use to activate), you’re ready to continue. Try searching on btdig.com

I can’t sleep, therefore I bloge (pronounced like luge, it’s French for “blog”).

I had some interesting thoughts as I was reading in my Book of Mormon today that I figure I’ll throw out to the many hundreds of thousands of people who read my bloge.

1 Nephi 3:31

…how is it possible that the Lord will deliver Laban into our hands? Behold, he is a mighty man, and he can command fifty, yea even he can slay fifty; then why not us?

I love my music, and I like to think that my music loves me a little too. I remember as a child finding a cassette tape and recording my favorite song off the radio (piracy started young in my family) to be played back over and over and over again… I’ve gone through a whole lotta genres, from Oldies, Country, 80s, Hard Rock, Chill Rock, New Age, Classical, Religious, bla bla bla bla bla.