May 2008
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Happy Birthday, Bobby D!
There are slews of pictures, songs, quotes and/or video’s I could post for this occasion, but I came across this little treat and found it to be something quite special. So, I hope you enjoy this little studio collaboration between Dylan and Johnny Cash.
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scraper bikes by the trunk boiz
Awesome.
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owls are neat
And I didn’t have any. So I bought this awesome wall hanging as a pre-housewarming gift from VeroVintage for me and my roommates. I can’t wait to find the perfect spot for him! I think he’s the coolest.
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PETA's not going to like this
But for some reason we just love to see monkeys act like people.
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The Billy Letters
RADAR’s online magazine recently brought to my attention a series of letters exchanged in the late 1990’s between Bill Geerhart, posing as a curious 10-year old, and some of the most infamous serial killers and well-known political figures of our time. The Billy Letters are all interesting, and in accordance with time availability, the jailed pen-pals wrote the longest and most...
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mick & john
At R&R Circus, 1968 A wonderfully bluestastic collaboration. Who says you have to be a Beatles OR Stones fan? I choose both.
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monday mix
I’ve been all over the place lately. My mind’s focus completely scattered, often in rapid fire, shooting about nonsensical thoughts and situations as I’ve exchanged sleep for caffeine and second winds. So that sets the tone for this playlist and ultimately, this post. A Monday mix sure to induce energetic and rhythmic jolts, smiles, and an overall sense of wellbeing. (How’s...
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spellbound
I’ve got to admit, my horoscope in this week’s Austin Chronicle has left me slightly captivated and entirely bewildered: AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 - Feb. 18th): When the spell is broken, Aquarius, you will be able to tap into resources that you’ve been cut off from. When the spell is broken, you will finally notice three big, beautiful secrets that have been staring you in the face. When...
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Delirium
From Jim Jarmusch’s ‘Coffee and Cigarettes.’ One of the most amazing screen combinations imaginable … And the likely result of my new job slinging caffeine and throwing ‘em back for free.
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The Story of Stuff, and stuff.
Though it may seem obvious that we as Americans and/or inhabitants of an Americanized world are aware of our growing predisposition to consumerism, Annie Leonard’s ‘Story of Stuff’ is an important and informatively concise 20-minute crash course in conscience consumerism. As someone who has certainly justified unnecessary purchases to compensate for a bad day, I highly recommend...