June 3rd, 2021. About going back to Open Mics.
I get asked this frequently… and I’m getting asked frequentlier – which is totally a word. I’ve probably got another Journal entry about it, but when I got asked today
May 24th, 2021. Happy Birthday Bob Dylan. Here’s a bug.
I’ve never wished Bob Dylan “happy birthday” – but it’s his 80th and I’m catching up. I’m still not a fan, but I’ve come to really respect his writing as
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May 22nd, 2021. Farewell to the Farm.
This weekend was really powerful. Two separate gigs that hit me in two separate ways. Two separate communities. I’m slightly worried about trees and grass taking root in my lungs.
May 19th, 2021. Nymphs in the Dark.
After a really fantastic Live from the Lair with Joey we were helping him load out when I noticed the ground at our feet was WRITHING. Then we spent the
May 16th, 2021. Battloids in the Parking Lot.
It was really great to get out of the house and strut around a stage – even if it was a loading dock. Getting the sound gear OUT of the
May 9th, 2021. It Just Costs Too Much.
I feel like no-one’s talking about the dangers of infrastructure attacks. It should be something flashing red on peoples’ screens, but much like the Pandemic and, on an even greater
May the Forth Be With You. And Also With You.
Didn’t sleep. Up at 4. Decided to GET up by 5. Got productive. Which is good. Have nausea-level fatigue which is not. But that means I’m not entirely focused while
May 1st, 2021. Sidewalk Serenades.
Muhahahaha! Racing around Baltimore, setting up, strutting, breaking down and racing off! It’s like NERFA but with cars! This was an absurd amount of fun and … absolutely exhausting! I
April 26th, 2021. Slipping.
I’m trying to change my perspective. A willful alteration of the illusion to engage a sense of vertigo. I want to convince my body that the waves are still and
April 24th, 2021. The Refuge.
The Refuge was a welcome respite from the rest of the world. Friendly people, great sound, a beautiful space and a great little stage. Wonderful music and long-lost friends all