so i just realized that it has been just over a year since the last blog i had posted on gamespot. i couldnt really tell you why it took this long, maybe life just got too hectic, or maybe the site became too mediocre for my taste. but here are just a few updates on the current state of my life.

• just turned 22.. whoop
• currently just two weeks from completing my second year of college
• i finally took the plunge, and on approximately Nov 7th i leave to go to basic, and will start my new career as an army soldier, with the respectable MOS of Military Intelligence Analyst. (wasn't my first choice, but not alot of jobs have been open.. really wanted military intelligence systems maintainer/intergrater. but hey maybe i can reclass to that.)

All while doing all this i managed to acquire a plethora of video games.

• bayonetta
• homefront
• bioshock 2
• wolfenstein
• assassin's creed brotherhood
• enslaved
• command and conquer tiberium wars
• fallout new vegas collectors edition
• and last but not least Final Fantasy XIII

all in all it has been a real chaotic year for me, trying to fit everything i need to do in the little amount of time alloted in my day. hopefully i can get some well deserved vacation soon.

And before i exit i wanted to run a question by everyone... im thinking of trying to run dual OS's on my computer. i have been reading about how to do it, but i wasnt sure what the best pros were for it and the most accurate cons. also while im at school i only brought my laptop, not my desktop. so would it be a good idea to dual OS on my laptop, or just wait until i get home and do it on the desktop? any input would be greatly appreciated.