Just saw my first musical in Indiana…”Jesus Christ Super Star” was pretty good, I thought. Went with E and T…I think they enjoyed it as well. I’m not so knowledgable when it comes to the Christian religion, Jesus, etc., so I was definitely lost at some points. It’s all good though. Now I have the theme song stuck in my head…Does it make me a bad person if I thought about Monty Python’s “Life of Brian” throughout this musical? If so, I’m definitely bad (Always look on the bright side of life…do do, do do do do do do…).

I’m always on the lookout for new online jargon. Acronyms are especially cool because they are generally not that hard to figure out (at least for me). Some examples are IMHO, which means “In My Humble (or honest) Opinion.” A relatively recent one that I’ve heard is “SPIT”, which stands for “Spam over Internet Telephony.” Internet telephony means VOIP (Voice Over Internet Protocol) services such as Skype. The acronym I learned today is a strange one: IANAL. IANAL stands for “I Am Not A Lawyer,” as in: I read the proposed amendment to the US constitution, and although IANAL, I think the policies presented will hurt our country. If you are a lawyer, you can use “IAAL.” Isn’t jargon fun? I think so…

Ok, off to retain my early bedtime status…oh, and as per K’s comment…Why yes, I am a morning person.