November 26th, 2006.
Tonight we played at Iota in Arlington, VA. Always a fantastic venue, but it was the Sunday of the Dead (the Sunday after Thanksgiving – a hideous travel day) and
November 25th, 2006.
My first day at HMT was terrifying. I was frightened of the learning curve, but now I’m realizing how big it truly is. I can answer phones and I can
November 24th, 2006.
I spent Thanksgiving with Heather’s family. We spent the day playing on their new Wii system and even trying a little bit of Xbox Guitar Hero 2 action… we had
November 18th, 2006.
Last night, Heather and Keren and I all played at Helios in Raleigh, NC – a tight show to people clustered firmly on the couch in front of us. A
November 17th, 2006.
Heather and I looking high and low for food on the streets of Asheville, NC as Keren Lee documents. (Yes, Heather’s using a tricorder while I use the ole “visual
November 12th, 2006.
Ugh, my stomach progressively got worse over the course of the night, and though I’m taking a whole lot of pride in the fact that everyone was saying I was
November 11th, 2006.
I just got a couple of photographs from other friends, so I’m going to throw them in now… here’s the band in Viper Squadron regalia strapping in for Halloween at
November 10th, 2006.
Christmas carols on a warm day in North Carolina. As Johny Mathis sings of the slow fall of snow, the sun sinks slowly to the horizon as we round Chapel
November 4th, 2006.
I don’t know – I just don’t know. My brain simply is not working today – full of nothing, or full of fluff. My brain isn’t cooperating and my arms
November 1st, 2006.
I have nothing to do today. Nowhere to go, noone to meet. It’s refreshingly stressless. I shall, perhaps, do laundry, or catch up on Battlestar Galactica, or go to the