Don’t act like you don’t want to know what I’ve been up to. I know you do.

Friday (weekend starts on Friday, rite??) I took a little trip up the 405 fwy to Santa Monica to have lunch with Nicole and Leah from W4. In case you didn’t know, W4 is a newer affiliate network comprised of a bunch of awesome folks, many of which came from Hydra. Truth be told, I never cared much for Hydra. Actually I found them to be downright rude, at times. But it seems like the good people at Hydra went elsewhere (such as W4) and the evil ones stayed behind. That’s the only conclusion I can draw.

I had the tri-tip sandwich and some Belgian beer called Allagash. It was pretty delicious. We spoke of all things Internet. Afterward, I got a chance to meet with W4 co-founder, Jason Durant. He then gave me a large briefcase full of cash and instructed me to create this blog post. Okay not really but I did get some pens and even some sweet W4 sunglasses. I meant to take more pictures but somehow this was all I got:

Anyhoo, they’re really good people and you should probably do business with them. Here is my affiliate link again in case you missed it.

Later that night I went to a friend’s house in Long Beach and don’t remember much of what happened there.

Saturday, I got my Scrapebox on. If you haven’t heard of this phenomenal tool, thank your lucky stars you read my blog. Some folks don’t like the fact that people like me are blabbing about this tool because of the fact that it is very awesome and could easily become much less effective if too many newbs started abusing the hell out of it. It’s basically a comment spamming utility…but it is so much more. I’m not going to get into the specifics of it. Just trust me, it rocks. If you have no idea what you’re doing, I don’t recommend you use it because you could very well end up harming your sites by using it incorrectly. But for the more seasoned SEO, this tool is a Godsend.

Saturday night I went and saw my old guitar teacher play at some seedy bar downtown. Loved it.

Sunday was a bit of a lazy day. Some of it was spent at the coffee house, some was spent with good company skipping rocks and smoking weed admiring the Pacific Ocean. Here is a camera phone pic I took:

Then I came home and started making a blogpost to schedule for this morning, pretending as if I actually wrote it now and not Sunday afternoon. Unfortunately, I cannot tell you what I did last night, because I do not know. Not yet, anyway. Does that make sense?

Speaking of Monday…Monday gets a bad rap. 9-5ers can’t really fully appreciate Mondays. Trust me, they can be pretty sweet. I could go on and on about what I like about Mondays, but a little punk band by the name of NOFX already did that for me. Indulge me, if you will, and check out the following song entitled, “Thank God it’s Monday”.

Happy Monday!