Now that the Blogathon is over on my part, and I've had some sleep and a bit to eat, I'm finding myself checking in here and stalking the Blogathon's site for the B schedulers. (They're almost done.)

The 'thon is over, yes. While I trooped through many of the posts, I'm finding myself missing it... The community effort, commenting, getting comments, etc.

I did mention that perhaps I would turn this into a support blog for those with GBS/CIPD, but I'm afraid the audience is very tiny and I am afraid no one would participate. I think I'll keep it open though, and still post interesting tid-bits or articles I can find on the syndromes. Maybe over time I can turn it into something more, or tuck it away for another Blogathon. I would definitely do it again, but I would also definitely plan better!

I'd like to thank those few that really truly supported me. For real. Even with one pledge, this was all really worth it. I know it sounds corny, but I learned a lot about myself through this, and became more aware about charities in general just by reading through the posts during slow times.


Pledgers before/during the 'thon:

yohshee
Sandi & Ed
Trish & Joe
Charlene
Steven's Hospital
Robert
TG
angiepenguin (Check out her Blogathon: miriamblogathon)

THANK YOU!



Also a big thanks to my monitor who gave me support through and through: asphyxi!





"...Ladies and Gentlemen, take my advice..."
"...Pull down your pants and slide on the ice..."





I go die on bed now...

Well this is the second to last post of this Blogathon. Sorry... nothing interesting to post this time. Just trying to make it to the end.

Mmm...brainnnnns!!!

Congrats Alex! He was the closest with 99 bears as his guess, for the How Many? post I made. Excluding those on the top shelf, there were 96 total bears. Doesn't seem like that many, huh? Don't forget to email me with your address Alex, so I can get this little guy out to you. (tink.astoria@gmail.com)

As for the Peace Bear Buddie, in this post, it will be going to the Children's Intensive Care Unit at Steven's Hospital, woot!

...this article dealing with how time may not exist might be a bit too deep. The general concept of this is how at the very base of things, time doesn't really exist. Time only seems to exist on larger scales. One example they use to describe this is "surface of the water", the water has no real surface on the scale of atoms, but when you look at the water in a larger perspective, it exists. Have fun trying to prevent your brain from exploding on this one.

People have strange ideas for what they want to put on their bodies. Here is a guy who gets the text of a blue screen of death as an arm tattoo. Heres the link.

Another great video from the guys at "Will It Blend?".

This post is dedicated to the Dr. that has kept me alive through these posts, Dr. Pepper.

And just because it's the 42nd post, I figured I'd give a shout out to the late Douglas Adams.

"Yeah...I'm going to have to ask you to go ahead and move your desk... as far up against that wall as you can go...oh and, I'll just take that stapler..."


This home stretch is killing me. I'm hallucinating about sleeping.

Time's a creepin' slowly by...

Went from incredibly tired to wired-awake in about ten seconds Time for another movie!!! And now Scott's awake again, yay!

I've earned 8 pledges totaling $223.00. Well worth the sleep deprivation!!!

*bounces off the walls and cackles maniacally*

White tigers have always been my favorite wildlife animal. I have always like domestic cats, growing up with more than a dozen at any given time in my life. Whenever I was supposed to do essays in school I would always try to research the white tiger or other exotic cats.


Mark Kostich (kostich.com)

Swooty goodness! I was really hoping I'd make the front page on this one, as not many have entered my raffle!

Here's the link!


Here are the links, once again, in case anyone's looking now!!!
Check out the raffle!
GUESS THE PEACE BEARS!
Shameless plug for pledgers!

I keep going from insanely hot and sweaty to chilly and freezing my buttcheeks together.

I hate Seattle weather.

I can't wait to crawl into bed, seriously.

Note to my monitor: Feel free to pick a number on the peace guessing game. No one else really has, and you've been great! :P

Dracula 2000 is really not cutting it. I may have to put in something lighter like Galaxy Quest. Yup. And nibble on some cold leftover pizza, breakfast (or midnight snack?) of the champions and insane-o's that are doing this Blogathon.


Check out the raffle!
Only one person has guessed... GUESS!
Shameless plug for pledgers!

Dad was surprised I made it this far, and has thusly pitched in $20 more bucks to the pledges.

Hooray!

And now, I put on Dracula 2000 for my own amusement, and give you this Youtube video to watch. I feel it's very fitting!



Barenaked Ladies Easy with Kurt Browning

Big shout out to miriamblogathon!!! And thanks for the pledge! Angie's sponsoring Chabad Jewish Student Center at Arizona State University, so check it out!


Also, another big shout out to aerialreconn who has friended this journal to show their support! THANKS!

...seems appropriate right about now.

"I've come too far to give up now!"