12/18/08
Urban landscape
The light in Murfreesboro was magical tonight. There was a mist in the air that gave everything an ominous quality.
12/10/08
12/7/08
Xmas came early
I usually get myself a Christmas present. I went to see Phoenix Down (mad props for the Final Fantasy reference) play at Johnny Guitar and fell in love with this Fender acoustic - a milestone, because it's my first acoustic and my first Fender. I thought it might inspire me to get back to writing. So far, I have played through some Shins and Pearl Jam songs I know, and I've jammed along with commercials and Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. Mayhap my musical dry spell will become a trickle.
12/6/08
11/22/08
11/2/08
10/31/08
10/26/08
10/25/08
10/23/08
Doghouse
10/22/08
10/8/08
10/7/08
9/22/08
You knew it was coming
Top Five Desert Island Records
1. The Blue Album by =w=.
My nostalgic trip.
2. The White Album by the Beatles.
My classic trip.
3. The Soft Bulletin
My uplifting trip.
4. Lincoln by They Might Be Giants.
My nerdy trip.
5. Happy Songs for Happy People by Mogwai.
My majestic trip.
Some that didn't quite make the cut were Blonde on Blonde, The Pink Album by SDRE, and Scream Dracula Scream! by RFTC.
1. The Blue Album by =w=.
My nostalgic trip.
2. The White Album by the Beatles.
My classic trip.
3. The Soft Bulletin
My uplifting trip.
4. Lincoln by They Might Be Giants.
My nerdy trip.
5. Happy Songs for Happy People by Mogwai.
My majestic trip.
Some that didn't quite make the cut were Blonde on Blonde, The Pink Album by SDRE, and Scream Dracula Scream! by RFTC.
9/21/08
Desert Island Novels
While I'm at it, allow me to post my top five desert island novels. Feel free to do the same on your blog! Let's start a dialog.
1. Cat's Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut.
If you mix a post-apocalyptic storyline with Vonnegut's humanist compassion and humor, the result is a literary goldmine that bears re-reading.
2. The Watchmen by Alan Moore.
This graphic novel is the be-all, end-all of the superhero genre.
3. The Norton Anthology of English Literature, Vol. 1
Well, it contains Beowulf, Shakespearean Sonnets, Milton, Sidney's Astrophil and Stella sonnets, and Jonathan Swift, plus a lot of boring stuff that I would probably get around to reading if I had nothing else to do besides spear fish and crack coconuts. Or else, I could use it for kindling.
4. A Confederacy of Dunces by John Kennedy Toole.
Ignatius Reilly is arguably the most comical character of American literature. His consistent application of medieval philosophy (Fortuna's wheel) would probably help me cope with the bad luck of being stranded.
5. Dark Tower IV: Wizard and Glass by Steven King.
My favorite book of the Dark Tower series...enough said.
1. Cat's Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut.
If you mix a post-apocalyptic storyline with Vonnegut's humanist compassion and humor, the result is a literary goldmine that bears re-reading.
2. The Watchmen by Alan Moore.
This graphic novel is the be-all, end-all of the superhero genre.
3. The Norton Anthology of English Literature, Vol. 1
Well, it contains Beowulf, Shakespearean Sonnets, Milton, Sidney's Astrophil and Stella sonnets, and Jonathan Swift, plus a lot of boring stuff that I would probably get around to reading if I had nothing else to do besides spear fish and crack coconuts. Or else, I could use it for kindling.
4. A Confederacy of Dunces by John Kennedy Toole.
Ignatius Reilly is arguably the most comical character of American literature. His consistent application of medieval philosophy (Fortuna's wheel) would probably help me cope with the bad luck of being stranded.
5. Dark Tower IV: Wizard and Glass by Steven King.
My favorite book of the Dark Tower series...enough said.
9/20/08
Desert Island Movies
Crisi and I have been watching The Office season 2. Inspired by their conversation of desert island movies while the office was burning down, I thought I would post images from my desert island movies too.
1. The Big Lebowski
2. Dawn of the Dead
3. Punch Drunk Love
4. Pulp Fiction
5. Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
1. The Big Lebowski
2. Dawn of the Dead
3. Punch Drunk Love
4. Pulp Fiction
5. Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
9/9/08
9/3/08
8/25/08
Kelly's and Mary Frances's Wedding!
This weekend Murfreesboro celebrated the marriage of two of our most favorite citizens, Kelly and Mary Frances. Their ceremony was beautiful, the reception bountiful, and the merriment plentiful. I don't think I've seen that many people together smiling and laughing in a long time.
The first dance.
Open bar (photo by Crisi.)
Future brides except for one spinster.
Twist and shout with the Lovecats (photo by Crisi.)
Open bar 2 (Photo by Crisi.)
Open bar 3 (photo by Crisi.)
The bride gets funkay.
Everyone was kissin and huggin (photo by Crisi.)
Congratulations Kelly and Mary Frances!
The first dance.
Open bar (photo by Crisi.)
Future brides except for one spinster.
Twist and shout with the Lovecats (photo by Crisi.)
Open bar 2 (Photo by Crisi.)
Open bar 3 (photo by Crisi.)
The bride gets funkay.
Everyone was kissin and huggin (photo by Crisi.)
Congratulations Kelly and Mary Frances!
8/19/08
8/14/08
8/9/08
Saturdays at the park
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