//RECENT

“[T]he crowd seemed really emotionally engaged with the music.”

“Water, water, everywhere,
And all the boards did shrink;
Water, water, everywhere,
Nor any drop to drink.”

- The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
Samuel Taylor Coleridge

An extended version of Bon Iver’s La Blogotheque Take Away Show of “For Emma, Forever Ago” with three versions of the song and some very startled tourists.  I think this is one of my favorite things in the whole world. Not just that the song is so beautiful, and is so beautifully sung, but that [...]

A man once said, “Childrens do learn.” and I believe childrens should learn to dream big dreams. Even better is to dream arty dreams like a hipster might draw. This hipster author’s name is Dallas Clayton. Although I do not know for sure that Dallas Clayton is a hipster, he looks like this: And, I [...]

It isn’t simply that you are loved gloriously, or loved beautifully. But rather that a pitch perfect expression of love for you sounds and sounds, Rises into the very air. Though the love itself may fade, I do not know, The poetry you inspire ascends, ascending Becomes stars and you, who are so loved, Look [...]

//FROM THE ARCHIVES

“Please note this marks the first and last instance of my using the phrase “modern rock band”. “

“Until Rayray screams down Main in his Lexus and hops the curb, taking out the wobbly table, one Catholic school girl and the kalidescope watch in one shot.”

This is what I made on Sunday. They were pretty tasty, though I just realized I forgot the nutmeg. Instead of butter I used Smart Balance Light Spread because it’s better for you but also because I’m lactose intolerant and butter PLUS cheese is way too much dairy for little ol’ me. Lastly, I minced the onion [...]

I just finished watching a full length documentary film on Google video called Zeitgeist (no, nothing to do with the Smashing Pumpkins record). It’s not the most skillfuly made documentary work you’ll find, but it’s chock full of really astounding assertions which — at the very least — can serve as a conversation fodder for [...]

“Like semaphores only without the flags.”