The Julio From NY Show Episode 53: My Chipper Self Again


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Show Notes for Episode 53: My Chipper Self Again
-Not Surprised by Jets defeat but still happy for how far they went
-Who says I cannibalize my blog and podcast?
-The Black Guy Who tips has his own blog and podcast
-I love escapism
-Check out Keith McNally’s podcast for great insights on music

Track List:
A Saint’s Christmas by Kermit Ruffins
You Make Me Feel by Ken Darms
Girl Next Door by Loomis & The Lust
All That I Am Now by Assembly of Dust
Moonshaker by The Milwaukees

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It's Deja Vu All Over Again, But I'm Ok With That

So once again, after finishing the first half with the lead, the Jets lost the AFC Championships. This time around it was the Indianapolis Colts.  Unlike 1998, where the Jets were up 10-0 at the half, the score was 17-13 so it was a much closer game. Because of this, I wasn’t as heartbroken by the fourth quarter the way I was 11 years ago. I didn’t even think the Jets would go this far this year.  They’ve accomplished a lot with this rag tag group of players and I’m proud to call myself a fan.

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It’s Deja Vu All Over Again, But I’m Ok With That

So once again, after finishing the first half with the lead, the Jets lost the AFC Championships. This time around it was the Indianapolis Colts.  Unlike 1998, where the Jets were up 10-0 at the half, the score was 17-13 so it was a much closer game. Because of this, I wasn’t as heartbroken by the fourth quarter the way I was 11 years ago. I didn’t even think the Jets would go this far this year.  They’ve accomplished a lot with this rag tag group of players and I’m proud to call myself a fan.

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The Julio From NY Show Episode 52: Back To Audio Diaries


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Show Notes for Episode 52: Back to audio diaries
-Decided to use WordPress.com for homepage and have been tweaking it nicely as of late
-Been Blogging a lot more
-We’re now on Stitcher!
-Feeling despair
-Sarah Palin got added to Fox News and Brit Hume’s stupid remarks about Tiger Woods
-Jay Leno/Conan O’Brien debacle

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Nothing Like Good Old-Fashioned Escapism

These past few weeks I was feeling a bit bleak due to my financial woes. This feeling was further besotted with my chronic cold and throat infection that always likes to rear its ugly head whenever I feel a surge of productive energy within me.  I thought I had already fought it off sometime this past November. But I guess it wanted to give me a two-fer of bed-ridden misery. So I did the only thing I could think of to ease my plight and cheer up my disposition. I grabbed a nice fantasy epic that I never had a chance to finish.  The epic in question is “Bone” by Jeff Smith.

Sometime in 1992 or so, when this comic was in its 2nd year, I read some reviews on it and immediately fell in love with the story and started collecting Bone.  Alas, it only came out every two months or so and by issue 21 I had financial woes once again and had to give up my once great past-time of collecting comics.  Luckily for me, unlike most comic books, that are like soap-operas, this story had an ending and the saga eventually was complete.  So with a Barnes & Nobles gift card I finally ordered it up in one big volume. It took me two days to fly through it and it was as wondrous an epic as I remembered.  There’s just nothing like a good tale, to take you to another world of wonder and awe and make you forget all your troubles. At least that’s how I feel. Now that I’m finished with Bone and I’m also feeling better, I’m ready to get back into the swing of things with my normal happy-go-lucky-self renewed.  Of course I’ll be re-reading another great epic from my childhood as well.  For any fans of The Lord of the Rings or a fan of fantasy in general, I high wholly recommend Lloyd Alexander’s Prydain Chronicles.  It’s quite a remarkable 5-book saga. Now on to adventure!