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Just finished day 5 of 9 days in a row of closing.

Had an amazing date yesterday

shit's looking up

spacelordmother wrote:

kbithecrowing wrote:I took all my gear into the bathroom and droned/noised out for a while. Blue LED lights flooding the room. Took off my glasses and my clothes. Freedom.

Sounds like pretty much the best time ever. You win.

Yeah, def. That's hot.

I took of all my clothes too, but there were no instruments or pedals in sight.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajHE3jmXzkA[/youtube]

Sometimes when I get really stressed, I forget that I'm 20 and in love. This album reminds me of all those things that I get too caught up in life to remember. In the grand scheme, I'm still a kid. I need to do more crazy stupid stuff. Youth is for being reckless. It's easy to forget sometimes.

Between sneaking onto the roof of a stranger's apartment and watching fireworks last night, and just feeling what it's like to be alive today, I'm doing pretty well.

Cookout!

foomanfat wrote:Cookout!

Can it get more southerner than that?

Actually, yes. This monster invaded our not so perceivably southern territory.
My dad's friend is a bit red. >_>

That's awesome.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5q1BvSZNbUg[/youtube]

I can't believe it's taken me this long to really discover Bjork. Vespertine is currently my favorite album as of about twenty minutes ago

So, listening to Vespertine and talking about Mitch Hedberg has helped me decide some things about myself. I'm going to start writing more, like, in a notebook. I feel like part of my feeling of losing touch with myself is that I stopped doing that as often as I used to. I tend to feel like more of a complete self when I do. I think it would also significantly cut down on the number of long winded monologues that I post on here late at night.

I just remember spending hours writing in notebooks in highschool and college, and I got "too busy" after. So, I'm going to crack open one that's not full and just keep it with me again.

IEatCats wrote:So, listening to Vespertine and talking about Mitch Hedberg has helped me decide some things about myself. I'm going to start writing more, like, in a notebook. I feel like part of my feeling of losing touch with myself is that I stopped doing that as often as I used to. I tend to feel like more of a complete self when I do. I think it would also significantly cut down on the number of long winded monologues that I post on here late at night.

I just remember spending hours writing in notebooks in highschool and college, and I got "too busy" after. So, I'm going to crack open one that's not full and just keep it with me again.

Yeah, I've been thinking a lot about this lately as well.

phantasmagorovich wrote:

IEatCats wrote:So, listening to Vespertine and talking about Mitch Hedberg has helped me decide some things about myself. I'm going to start writing more, like, in a notebook. I feel like part of my feeling of losing touch with myself is that I stopped doing that as often as I used to. I tend to feel like more of a complete self when I do. I think it would also significantly cut down on the number of long winded monologues that I post on here late at night.

I just remember spending hours writing in notebooks in highschool and college, and I got "too busy" after. So, I'm going to crack open one that's not full and just keep it with me again.

Yeah, I've been thinking a lot about this lately as well.

So, I just wrote six pages. Just grab a notebook and start writing. I'm definitely going to be doing this more. I feel way more grounded. I guess in some regards, its a journal, but I don't like the idea of calling it something that formal. I'm going to be buying a moleskine one when I get the chance, so I can use it to draw in as well. I bought a ton of markers last summer, and haven't had much of a chance to use them since I filled my last notebook.

I feel pretty good right now.

So, I spent the last three days involved with The Amazing Meeting 2012, most notably as a roadie for Penn Jillette's No God Band. And one of the guys in the No God Band was a man I only got introduced to as Kramer.

I do some digging on that guy (full name Mark Kramer) and found out he played bass for the Butthole Surfers at one point, and he produced most of Low and Galaxie 500's early albums. I'm glad I didn't find that out cause I would have gotten the floor around him dirty with fantard.