February 27th, 2011.
Oh, tis a sleepy morning. Heather comes back home tomorrow, though I probably won’t get to see her till Tuesday at our regular Brewers Alley show. I’m glad she’s home.
Dangerous Music for Dangerous Times.
Oh, tis a sleepy morning. Heather comes back home tomorrow, though I probably won’t get to see her till Tuesday at our regular Brewers Alley show. I’m glad she’s home.
I left Athens, OH, Sunday morning, being gently hit in the head by perfect little icy spheres, clear versions of the colored tops on heads of sewing pins. I made
I often thank God for the small things, sort of like you would say to a friend, “nice, good catch.” Saturday afternoon, I parked my car, looked up, and was
Not sleeping. I’m not sleepin. I’m sitting here. Not sleepin. I’m filled with visuals beyond my skill to capture with my hands and my ears are filled with noises far
It’s neat to be in a town consumed by slightly underground music. I wake up to a household literally buzzing over their breakfast cereal about the early release of the
It’s the day before my 36th birthday, my hands feel like Hell, I’m tired and the cats are whining. And I feel great. Last night we played to a packed house
David Eisner, thank you for a spectacular night. I’ll add it to my “most amazing shows of my Life” list. I’m not sure if it goes on my “world-changing” list,