March 16th, 2014.
The snows have come again. Gently. And quietly. They sort of snuck in while I wasn’t looking. We’ve got another Republic open mic tonight and I’m not quite sure what
Dangerous Music for Dangerous Times.
The snows have come again. Gently. And quietly. They sort of snuck in while I wasn’t looking. We’ve got another Republic open mic tonight and I’m not quite sure what
Ours is a job that you can’t fail at. Sort of. At least, until you decide to. If you’re an accountant or a school teacher or cash register operator or
Moooood swings. I’m swimmingly chipper, I’m depressed, I pep up, get really, really angry… I can point to plenty of environmental factors like gigs, open mic attendance, spectacular featured artists,
Say what you want, all this snow is beautiful. In Catonsville it’s a bit of a pain in the ass. We’ve watched as our neighbourhood has gotten more and more
I’m feeling kind of good about myself. Maybe a little self-righteous. I’m watching a video of Acacia singing along with me and Sharif and Kristen performing Valeri and I can
The roads are crowded this morning. Salt-encrusted roads, salt-covered cars, slate grey sky… it’s like the monochrome of Texas all over again. I-95 is in a flurry of pre-snow activity