it's all about the...

cheese. here's a fun game. type in something on wikipedia. check out all the hyperlinked bits in the text, if u so wish, and then at the bottom of the page, there's usually some 'related articles' sites. click on one, and follow it thru. i started off with 'johnny cash', having just watched 'walk the line'. i followed links to june carter cash, his first wife, vivian, and several of his children who had pages on them, and the link to the movie entry. did u know that the real johnny cash and june carter picked joaquin phoenix and reese witherspoon to play them in the movie? i didn't know. then i followed some links to the page with:
- a list of the biggest age gaps in marriage (malaysia got a mention- this malaysian woman who is over 100 apparently married a 36-year-old guy- how does that work and WHAt is going on there?!!??!??!??!),
-and then the list of the longest marriages in the world (over 80 years of marriage),
- and then to the most number of marriages in the world (record: this guy was married 29 times- he was a baptist minister. worrying, that).



but then i went to the main wikipedia page and clicked on a featured article on cheese. i like cheese. cheese is good. and i can attest to the fact that this article is very extensive. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheese it really is an excellent site on cheese. everything u want to know about cheese. and if there's anything that's not there, there's always www.cheese.com. and if u really want to express your feelings about cheese, there is www.ilovecheese.com. and did u know that there is a band called the String Cheese Incident?! i didn't! i listened to some of their tracks, and i think u should too. http://www.stringcheeseincident.com. disappointingly, they don't sound like oompa-loompas singing about brie, which was what i was expecting. their songs contain not a hint of cheddar, or camembert, or gouda, or any of the exciting cheeses with fruit in them. but their track 'emma's dreams' is very soothing, albeit not cheese-related.

cheese out, ppl. cheese out.