Sunsets & Sushi

I've never been very big into Christian music but I have a few favorites. I found this David Crowder album while I was reading some great articles on his website. Crowder recently published his first book which is sold together with this album. I'm not sure which genre these songs fall into, but they are composed mostly on a computer, very digital sounding. Catch my drift? Anyway, the album is great and I'm enjoying the book too. You can get them both for $18 on the his website.

Seinfeld - Season 4

After an exciting three-season release over Christmas, Seinfeld Season 4 is set to hit the stores next Tuesday, May 17th.

In the first three seasons you saw the characters develop and the show search for its niche. Now the show has entered hilarity and the the cast is as quirky as ever. Season 4 is chock full o'bonus material and classic episodes like The Airport, The Bubble Boy, The Watch, The Pitch, The Junior Mint and The Contest.

Season 4 stands out as one of the best ever making these four discs are a must own. Whether you really think the show is funny or you're and addict like myself, and must have your regular dose of Seinfeld to make it through the week, make sure that on next Tuesday, you own this DVD.

Pittsburgh, PA

I'm a sucker for road trips, so when Collin invited me to Pittsburgh this weekend, I was in. Collin has a friend from college that goes to med school there and we crashed on his couch. We drove in to see a girl Erin McKeon play Friday night at Club Cafe. It was a very mellow show and Erin got onto the audience for talking a couple times. Especially the two people beside me and myself. So much for having fun.

On Saturday we drove around the city and saw a few sights around the town. That night we watched the Pirates lose another, this time to the Giants. PNC park is a cool stadium though. Plus, baseball is always fun, regardless of who plays.

Collin recently bought a GPS and on the way home Sunday we used it to see some places like the Rolling Rock brewery (which was closed) in Latrobe, PA and to do some geocaching which was a really good time.

Overall, I gave Pittsburgh a 7 on my scale of places I could live. NYC is a 9, San Fran and Boston an 8.5, and Houston a 6.