I should make a record
I guess I should start this post with an explanation of the title. My use of "record" does not mean sit down and write some information in order to preserve for evidence, documentation or law. I am not using it in the sense of breaking someone's "record" - though as you will tell from the rest of this post I might be able to break someone's record with the number of times I write the word "record" in one blog. I use "record" as in the act of recording sound onto a record album. Hmm, this is a bit harder than I orginally thought through. Yeah, right like I think these post through. A record album (for all you youngsters out there) is a grooved disk that plays on a phonograph or an optial disk for recording sound {thank you Dictionary App}. What? No I won't go into more detail or describe a phonograph. Just liken it to a Compact Disk. Huh? A CD. What! You don't know what that is. Ok bare with me while I give you a picture s...