July 4th, 2018.
It’s July 4th and I’m thinking about the national anthem. Heather’s reposted her version from a couple of years ago when our gig was canceled (thunderstorms?) – this year she
January 31st, 2017.
So, everyone thinks the things they Love are important. It becomes all-consuming to the point that we don’t get how other people don’t get it. Historians believe history will save
May 4th, 2009.
We’re driving in the rain, rounding the Beltway in the nightmare that is Monday evening rush hour traffic. We’ve literally been straddling the DC border and now have broken federal
January 11th, 2007.
We’re in the studio, working on a couple of tracks for the new album, and our tech, Matthew of Transcendent Third is off in some iso booth with Heather, toying
March 23rd, 2005.
Yeah, even when I’m playing, I’m still working in these bars. I hate them. I hate the smell and I hate the noise. I hate watching the guy with the
February 21st, 2005.
Outside there’s the gentle patter of unidentified precipitation. It’s supposed to snow, but it looks like rain, but it has a solid sound when it strikes the earth. It’s cold
October 31st, 2004.
From yesterday’s Los Angeles Times: “WASHINGTON – The Internal Revenue Service has informed the NAACP that it is investigating whether the civil rights organization improperly “intervened in a political campaign”
August 27th, 2004.
Wednesday night, we had the honour of opening for Hamell on Trial. We’d seen him open for Ani Difranco a year or so ago, and later, our friend Firedean managed
August 24th, 2004.
Heather’s back from NewSong, and has shown me what she learned. A whole lot of it is in the form of confidence. Last night we headed out to Jammin Java
May 29th, 2004.
Hehe – just something worth mentioning – went to see Aoutar, which I may or may not be spelling correctly, at the College Perk. Decent enough show – they need