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Three days ago I woke up at 8 AM and decided that I wanted to sleep one more hour, but I would do it on the livingroom sofa to catch the breeze that hits there in the morning. I wouldn't bother anyone because there was no one else home...
We spent time in the city last Saturday looking at the various Pride light displays and also getting our steps in ahead of our vacation to the British Isles starting next week. We did walk quite a ways, ending at the Ferry Building, but...
many of you have read through the many different seasons of my life. you read when i was heartbroken, when i navigated identity change, when political injustices were simply too much to just sit back and do nothing, but in the current...
Rewatching “State of Play” (Universal Pictures, 2009). Not only is it a good picture with actors I like but the outdoor scenes were shot in DC, making it feel like a 2009 version of home.
This is a demake of World of Horror, a game I haven't yet played (though I'm sure I will eventually), but which drew me in simply for the novelty of being a horror game made for Game Boy Color. Because I haven't played its inspiration, I...
I find it quite interesting that this kind of postcard exists. Once again, photographs were rare, and their illustrative function held a significance that seems obsolete to us today. Sign up for the newsletter to read the back of the...
PHILIP K. DICK – Galactic Pot-Healer. Berkley X1705, paperback original; 1st printing, June 1969. Cover art: Sandy Kossin. Reprinted a number of times. Joe Farnwright, pot-healer, living a spider’s existence in a garish, nightmarish...
Some days are insanely hectic, bordering on maddening. Some bring something resembling a calmer pace. Some days you just need to park the car, have a sit, and check out the scenery. Thanks for reading. You can subscribe to this blog if...
# The migraine started to ease a bit last night. I managed to put a little bit of work in on of the outstanding tracks after attending the listening party for the excellent Feral Grace by The Black Dog. What an album! Beautifully...
I saw a comment on a post somewhere a few days ago, I'm afraid I have no specific recollection of exactly where, but it was a post (video?) around the topic of Americans having rooftop solar, the strange reticence around it, and the...
Horace Warner’s Spitalfields Nippers at the opening of the Whitechapel Gallery I am delighted to announce The Gentle Author’s Tour of Whitechapel commissioned by the Whitechapel Gallery as part of the Gallery’s Backyard Biennial. My new...
Yesterday, Satoshi had a dentist appointment, so afterwards as we were walking to the train station, I noticed this bagel shop, Kepo BagelsApparently this brand started back in 2008 in the Kamikitazawa area of TokyoThe owner enjoys chewy...
Nau maiYesterday we finished our tour in Milkwaukee, Wisconsin. Bus driver John pulled us into the Henry Maier Festival Park just before 10am. We only had the stage until 11am to complete load in and soundcheck. The division of labour...
Nau maiYesterday we played our final show with Spoon and Squirrelflower. The mighty waterway that is the Ohio River defines Kentucky’s jagged northern border with Ohio and Indiana. It had been a short drive through the night and now we...