Don't Call It A Comeback

Or, you know, you probably could call it a comeback. Sorry, LL.

2010 was a wacky year for me personally. Moving, finding jobs, gaining jobs, losing jobs, working jobs, having no money, begging for money, actually having some money, making friends, losing friends, becoming disconnected from friends.

These things, they happen.

2011, on the other hand, looks like the year of me having a plan.




Those of you who know me know that's scary; I rarely have a plan. But, as far as Racecar Brown goes, I know how I want to move forward, and I know how to do the actual moving forward. Half the battle, as the saying goes.

First order of new business: check out this fucking new design. Gotta give massive credit to miss Ashley Elson on this one. She did amazing work putting all of this together.

Secondly: the first content of the new year. Just like last year saw my top ten albums and songs of the year, and my top fifty albums and songs of the decade, I've decided to kick this year off with my favorite albums and songs of this year. I upped the ante on this one, going for fifty songs and twenty albums. I'll start posting them tomorrow, starting with songs #50 through #41.

Thirdly: With the new improved Racecar Brown, I've decided to change up my schedule. As opposed to writing one big-ass post every week, I've decided to do smaller posts every weekday. It's ambitious, but I think it's important for me. I may end up repeating myself, but only when I've found a better way to make the same point. I hope those of you who read will take the time to share with me your thoughts, so we can get some genuine dialog going, talking about the issues we're faced with.

Lastly: Welcome to the new Racecar Brown.

I was probably right the first time; don't call it a comeback.