Ok, this is not really new anymore.
Wandering redkinoko's blog, I stumbled upon one of his older post, Hale finally disbanded. Champ, the band's vocalist, want to go solo and wants to be an actor. Surprising? I dunno. Not really shocked to know this.
Oh well, I've been a fan. I even have an autographed CD of their first album. I enjoyed it.
Ok, here's what happened. I'm starting to fold up my umbrella, now dry from this morning's rain. Then suddenly I noticed, two small, dried-up sticky substance. I tried to remove it but I can't. (pics later)
Flashback. Last night, about past 6:30 PM, I went out of our office to find the street flooded with the water because of the heavy rain. At that time, the rain is getting weak and we then took an alternate route so we can go home as early as we can. Then, while on the way, I felt something had bumped into my umbrella. My officemate then exclaimed "Ingat kayo, may wire!" I, felt nothing bad, just walked and gone home after about 2 hours.
Back to reality. I was like, fuck. I could have been toasted literally. Luckily, I see that my umbrella's frame is not entirely made of metal, it has a strong plastic type material.
So the lesson is, watch those stray live wires.
For those who, don't know her, she is the composer and the singer of the theme song of Plants Vs. Zombies.
I recently learned about a new website called RainyMood.com.
Basically, it is just a site that plays a continuous high quality sound loop of rain. The idea is that you should play it with your favorite music so you can relax. At first I was skeptic because why should I play a rain sound loop on a hot day, or why should I play it when it is already raining. I thought it was nonsense, but still I gave it a try.
First Try: Played a Heavy Metal song with RainyMood.
Results: I wasn't relaxed, I was headbanging.
Second Try: Played a Jazz music on Youtube with RainyMood.
Results: Both buffers every couple of seconds. Who can relax with that?
Third Try: Played Lone Sal Bug by Buckethead (I have the song on my PC) with RainyMood.
Results: Brilliant! The song compliments with RainyMood!
I tried other soft acoustic songs. It works perfectly. You can also try jazz songs for a classy feel.
After a couple of song you wouldn't notice that RainyMood is actually playing. Now I just have to figure out how can I play RainyMood offline so I can play it simultaneously with my Portable Music Player/Cellphone.
