The Bunny Box

I was on a YouTube bender today and it got me thinking about the wonders of the internet. I mean, the web has opened up this whole world of possibilities for those with the talent and inclination to pursue them. I sometimes think about my talents, though they are few and unimpressive, and whether I have a chance to leave my mark in the world of webs which are wide. As you may know if you've paid close attention to this blog, I have long considered starting a web-comic. I've actually drawn about 5 strips on Gimp, but I don't have the patience or the drive to keep going with it. I've been pressed by some to commercialize the Bunny Box, getting an actual copyright on it and trying to sell T-shirts and things. But the problem is, unless there was some kind of background for it, I just don't think anyone, other than my friends, would buy it. But who knows? It could just be weird enough to become a meme if I gave it the chance (like Three Wolf Moon, maybe?). But if ...

I'm waiting for the Huz to finish writing his paper so we can go to sleep, and I'm in the mood to write something myself. Nothing in particular. I don't really have anything to talk about. But I guess I could just talk about Pesach cleaning. Yaakov and I have a policy to keep our Pesach cleaning as simple as possible. We vacuum each room, make sure there's no actual chometz, and call it a day. Except for the kitchen, obviously, where more scrubbing goes on. But even there, we have a policy of "wipe with bleach and cover." In this way, we avoid driving ourselves crazy. Pesach cleaning becomes very doable. So that's why I don't feel so bad about procrastinating today and completely avoiding my cleaning duties. I have two weeks. But I DO want to get started soon. It's not fun waiting until the last minute. That said, I'm tired. Going to sleep. I hope this was as interesting for you to read as it was...for me to...write...~snooooooore~