Technology, love it!

So, I got Apple TV yesterday and hooked it up to my TV. Why? Because I wanted to stream Netflix on my tv instead of watching it on my laptop.

No, I'm not buying into the DVD rental thingy. That's way too expensive for me. Besides there's a LOT of movies I've never seen that are available to stream.

Anyway, when I went into Best Buy my plan was just to get an adapter to convert my laptop sata connection to HDMI, but pfffft, there is no such thing. Fortunately, the Best Buy clerk didn't just brush me off. She actually had some other suggestions. Of course, I've already fogotten what they are, but 'meh', oh well, at least she showed me Apple TV. And dayum, it does more than just stream Netflix. It ties into my youtube accounts and my itunes account. Holy crap, I can watch youtube on TV!

And Holy More Crap, I can watch all of my itunes stuff on my TV....and that's just what I did for a while.

Which brings me to; ta-daaaa....I watched quite a bit of Clay Aiken fan videos on my TV; without having to make a DVD first. Imagine that!

Anyway, it had been a while since watching 'the clack', and I must say there was a lot to enjoy. Naturally, I especially enjoyed the early days stuff. IMO, that is when Clay was at his best; up to and including the JBT.

So, there you have it. I watched Clay Aiken and enjoyed it.

True, I've gotten a bit bored while waiting for something new to happen regarding Clay and have actually even gotten sidetracked with my sons, Facebook, games, movie and tv watching, etc., therefore have forgotten at times to check into TN, sometimes even forgetting I have a blog. I know, why admit that? lol. Because it is what it is. I forget.

Is it a lack of interest in Clay? I don't think so. I guess I'll have to wait and see if I start to remember better when there's something going on with him. At least from the sounds of it/what I've read here, there is something on the horizon. I guess I'll know in due time.

The one thing I do know though, is that I enjoyed watching the early/old clack. If that's all I'll get out of being a fan, I can live with that. It was worth it.