well-acquainted with the blues
Now playing in iTunes: Prisoner of Life, Johnny Adams.
Kind of a lazy, hanging-around-the-house Sunday so far, helping out both kids with long-term school projects that are due next week. Doing our best to eliminate the influence of the familial gene for procrastination. On the other hand, there’s really no reason to rush on that…
Oh my God, this site is too incredibly cool…
That’s IF you find retro, vintage, kitschy stuff as fascinating as I do, of course. Lots of resources there, a great deal of it simply free for your use.
Well, not really. I just liked the sound of that phrase. I am a little tired this morning…another too-late evening for no particularly good reason.
Watched 3 episodes from the “Arrested Development” DVD last night. I know we’re behind the curve and everybody who’s anybody already knows how good this show is, but…if it so happens that you don’t know about it yet, definitely check it out. Very funny stuff.
I don’t really have that classic sense of Friday — release all that tension — TGIF — that I had when I worked in an office setting, or certainly when I was in school (both teaching, and as a student). When you work for yourself, those boundaries kinda get blurred. This obviously has both potential upside and downside. Hm.
Gone to the Dogs: a new British comedy film
Find out what kind of dog you would be! This site, for a British film, has a “game” called “What Dog Are You?” which asks you ten questions and then tells you what breed of dog you would be if you were, well, a dog.
Turns out I’m a Hamiltonstovare (Hamilton Hound)!
Good morning again. Lots of odds & ends to take care of today. Gotta stay focused.
Hey, the band was offered a July 29th return gig at Coach’s Bar & Grill last night, so I guess things didn’t go so disastrously there last Saturday night the 28th. Had a great talk with Jim Miller about bands, musicians, showbiz and Atomic Wedgies.
It’s my first day back full-time at Mousetrap Media after a months-long stint of part-time work at the legal forms place. It was not unpleasant — far from it, in fact — and some good experiences and probably stories came out of it. Still and all, it’s good to be back here. I have some projects to get underway, though, and I need to work at staying busy.