School's Out For Summer. School's Out Forever!

Well folks, this is it - the first blog entry in the life of Nathan Coons. It's one of those things I've kind of wanted to do for a long time. The idea of being able to write random crap for anyone or no one at all to read is somewhat intriguing, I just haven't been able to take that step into actually doing it. It's kind of like when I finally got a cell phone. Practically everyone in the world had had a cell phone for years before I got my one. The only reason I got one was because Corri got a new one so I took her old one. It's now about 4 years old and quite old fashion, but it's been a good phone and I don't see any need to replace it.
Just so you know, my wife doesn't know that I am now a blogger. So if you never hear from me again, it's because she changed the password on me (this one was easy to figure out. Even most of you could hack it.)
So, this has been an exciting week for me. Of course, the most exciting thing this week was the release of Weezer's 6th album, aka The Red Album. I have to admit it's not my favorite, but like so many other albums, it has already grown on me quite a bit. I have realized that it's less of a rock album and more of a work of art. Individual pieces don't seem like much, but when you listen to the whole thing and see how they come together to form a much bigger picture, it is rather good.
Another exciting (and suprising) event was the fact that James Badger got married. I went to his reception on Friday and met up with most of the old gang. It was good to see everyone.
And, as you already know, I finally graduated yesterday. As was expected, the graduation itself was long and boring, although it was actually better than I expected in that they really didn't have any speeches. The aftermath was much more fun. My parents, Janae, Corri's parents, and Rich were there for the graduation. Afterward, all of us, along with more family and friends met up for a BBQ and party. It turned out to be a really good party and I'm glad everyone could come.
Well, if you're reading this right now because you're bored at a graduation, go ahead and e-mail me or leave a comment. You're reading the Nathan and Corri Story. I'll be back right after this short little, graduated break.