Bamboozled, originally uploaded by Project BS.

We watched this guy put these up over the course of a week or two. It's art!

Night In Nationals Park, originally uploaded by Project BS.

Always a good night for baseball.

Fire Alarm Taco Special, originally uploaded by Project BS.

Is this how it's supposed to look?

Five Dollar This!, originally uploaded by Project BS.

Subway's time machine has arrived.

Only $3.99!, originally uploaded by Project BS.

Another great deal!

Not the boob tube, originally uploaded by Project BS.

Dood do you have your toob?

Anyway, we're doing well! Life is good, but busy! Drop me a line if I haven't talked to you in a while, and keep the faith that I will someday post regularly again.

Joe computer lab, originally uploaded by Project BS.

Hard to find a good honest computer these days.

That's why I'm proposing a new government arm focused on sniffing out vote fraud evildoers everywhere: the Special Querying Unit of Investigations Regarding Registration and Electoral Legislation.

That's right.

The SQUIRREL is going after ACORN.

It's going to be epic.

A word from the boss, originally uploaded by Project BS.

Sure thing, boss.

Imperial Turbines, originally uploaded by Project BS.

Not what I would expect to see in WV.

The warm fuzzies, originally uploaded by Project BS.

Just watch out for the magic learning powder, kid.

• Georgia Tech has some very nice professional education facilities (think plasma screens on the classroom doors) and a spiffy hotel a la the Inn at Virginia Tech. Though I didn't get a chance to check out the main campus (we were on the other side of I-75/85), I thought they've done a good job of making it not seem too much like being in a big city. On a couple of streets, if I blocked out the skyscrapers in the distance, I felt a little like I was back in a college town.
• While I've been to Atlanta before, it was mainly contained to the tourist-y parts of town and a seedy Super 8 Motel during Tour 2002. This time, my co-workers and I took restaurant recommendations from various people and ended up in such places as The Vortex (awesome burgers), Fat Matt's Rib Shack (heart-stoppingly good ribs), and the St. Charles Deli. The verdict is that Atlanta has many good places to eat.
• Following along with the previous point, Atlanta also seems to have music everywhere you go. At Fat Matt's, a blues/Southern Rock band was squeezed onto a barely six-foot stage, but boy were those guys playing their hearts out. The lead guitarist conjured a Warren Haynes from an alternate universe, in both physique and playing style. During our last night in town, we tried out the local Gordon Biersch and were treated to a polka rock trio from Cincinnati, who were belting out polka-tinged covers of everything from John Denver to The Doors. And these weren't even the main music hot spots!

So, I'd like to go back sometime and check out some more of these places. My stomach will thank me!

I mean, seriously. I can't put my finger on it, but I definitely felt different after the festivities had time to settle into memories while we were relaxing on the great adventure that was our honeymoon. Maybe it's just the fact that, even after years of dating, we're actually together (in both the eyes of the state and God). It's a strong, deep feeling. Of course we loved each other before, but now it's even bigger. I don't mean to get too sappy, but I will say that I highly recommend marriage with the right person. I've always believed in the sanctity of marriage, but experiencing it firsthand has no match.

Now, I just need to get finished with grad school ASAP so Gina and I can go globetrotting, saving the world with help from a dolphin (that we rescued from a killer whale) that leads us on crazy adventures every week. And we'll have an island base, too. And I will high-five the dolphin at every opportunity. USA!