So here is the list:

1. 20″ iMac - 2.0GHZ PowerPC G5, 1GB RAM, 320GB Hard Disk. Wireless Keyboard and Mouse. Includes OS X 10.5.

2. Nikon D80 - 10.2 MegaPixels. Includes original box with software, cables, battery and battery charger.

3. Nikon D50 - 6.7 MegaPixels. Includes battery and charger.

4. Mackie 402-VLZ3 - 2 Channel mini audio mixer. Includes original box, Traction software and power cable.

5. Linksys WRE54G - Wireless Range Expander.

6. 2GB Samsung DDR2 667mhz Laptop RAM - 1GB x 2.

If you are interested in one of my cameras, please note that I’m not including any lenses. I’m holding onto the ones I have, but can make some recommendations based on your needs.

I spent most of Friday in bed. Between 3 hour naps I would check the laptop for email and new posts on the blogs I follow. This started at 9am. By 3 I was getting irate. There was nothing. No new email, only a couple boring posts from the ever present bloggers of the world. I started to resort to Digg and Fark for late breaking entertainment. By 9 that night, I was almost livid. I felt that someone had corked my already narrow information super highway. What was a light stream had been reduced to a trickle. Like a little kid whose parents had just spent the whole day reading every book in the room to a little brat, I just kept screaming for more. A day without work, where I was stuck inside, where the only distraction was my sickness, my attention drifted towards the latest niche content the internet had.

It’s sad to think when I have nothing to do and lack the energy to act on my creative urges that I become that whiney little kid, but the world is supplying my stories, and never at a pace fast enough for my eager little mind.

On Saturday I never touched the internet. I never even touched my precious MacBook. Instead I spent the day watching old movies. I got more rest and was less stressed than the day before. I think that if I relaxed more and didn’t stress about why I wasn’t receiving emails and just watched Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles I would have felt much better.

I really wanted to get a dusty room effect and have the light beam hitting the bat just barely visible, but it didn’t work out the way I had hoped. That’s what reshoots are for.

After snapping this, and finishing everything I was working on, I finally made it to bed by around 4:30.

Today I did another interview. This time with Bill Hangley from WHYY news. I was really tired, having slept very little the night before (I have come to find that very little sleep results in me being quite tired the following day, who would think?). Bill, if you see this post, please send me at least part of the interview. I barely remember what I said. Everything was accurate as far as I can remember. I just want to make sure that I didn’t leave out any details.

Twitter is down, thus meaning another blog post. These may become a regular thing again.

Due to an incident at Penn’s Landing in Philadelphia last week, I was interviewed for the Philadelphia Daily News. I was there shooting a story on one of the oldest yachts in the world when a security officer told me that I needed a permit to shoot anything in the area. Anyway, read the article, it sums it up. Don’t be fooled though, Bryan Bernas and myself are one in the same. Bryan is my pen name, while Brian is my real name. This is enough to keep my stalkers confused.

I’ve already spent too much money this year. But still hard to resist.