People laughed about the Cheese Fridge, despite how deadly serious an undertaking it is.

Mia, to her credit, has been supportive of my dream, though is less thoroughly against the concept of Brie. I am categorizing this lapse in judgment in the same part of her brain that is allowing me to convert my old college mini-fridge into a cheese fridge some day.

Anyway, the point. The cheese fridge is not yet here, as right now it is still storing apple juice and Lunchables and such, but when it does arrive, it will already have a supporting role in the internet's newest epic, web 2.0 tour-de-force. Buzzword.

I present: Our Cheese Adventure Blog

What's a cheese adventure?. Why, just look at the first entry:

A Cheese Adventure is essentially russian roulette at the cheese counter at your local fancypants grocery store. We typically choose a cheese at random, usually based on the humorousness of its name, and then take it home and try it out. Sometimes they are winners, sometimes they are brie. A good time is had in any event, and we convince ourselves we are essentially the functional equivalent of Indiana Jones, if he were more interested in reasonably priced cheese than priceless artifacts.

This is admittedly one of the worse abuses of the internet to date, but we figure if we document the Cheese Adventures and share them with others, it becomes a more social experience, and we might have a small glimmer of hope of warning people of possible potholes on the road of cheese exploration. Or even radioactive craters, such as brie.

I put up the graphical razzmatazz today, so off to the presses we go. Enjoy.

[supplemental: DELICIOUS]