They're moving, today.

Nellie McKay - [Suitcase Song]--- Kelly and Al, and Seth are in the process of getting Al and Kelly's shit out of the house.

I haven't really let it sink in what kind of a change this really means for my preferred style of living. Loss of people with whom I've lived for two years. The possibility that I really just won't see them, anymore, as our circles have grown further and further apart, in the past year...

Melancholy shite like that.

Vladimir Horowitz - [Etude In C Minor Op. 25 No. 12 - Chopin]--- Haven't even said 'bye, or anything. Mixed feelings on the situation. Many of them.

My right hand has been hurting at the pinky joint, where finger and hand meet, since last night. I don't know what to do about that... I've tried warm things and cold things. Still hurts.

Censorship, Obscenity, Comics: Please Pay Attention:

There Will Be A Test.

'Gordon Lee's trouble began on Halloween of 2004, the night he gave away thousands of free comics to trick-or-treaters at Legends, his Rome, Georgia comic shop. One of the free titles, Alternative Comics #2, contained an excerpt from comic artist Nick Bertozzi's soon-to-be-published graphic novel The Salon, a murder mystery set in fin-de-siecle Paris. In a handful of frames, Picasso is depicted painting in the nude as he unveils his pioneering Les Demoiselles d'Avignon (1907) for fellow cubist Georges Braque.

'Not everyone appreciated Bertozzi's history lesson, however, including the parents of a nine-year-old child who received the comic. Despite Lee's immediate apology, Georgia prosecutor Leigh Patterson has spent the past three years pursuing Lee under a controversial statute that prohibits the knowing dissemination of images of "sexually explicit nudity, sexual conduct, and sadomasochistic abuse" to minors. Patterson's office did not respond to a request for comment.'

You see the problem, yes? Read the article. Pay attention to what's happening, here. Try to keep it from happening again.