December 3rd, 2006.
Brooke of Tinsmith demonstrating the nose whistle at the West Side Cafe in Frederick, MD. We’re on I-70, high-tailing our way back from Frederick, MD – we just got off
Dangerous Music for Dangerous Times.
Brooke of Tinsmith demonstrating the nose whistle at the West Side Cafe in Frederick, MD. We’re on I-70, high-tailing our way back from Frederick, MD – we just got off
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
California, PA in the rain. Jozart is one of the finest places to watch storms from. So Lovely – huge windows showing stalking lightning and sheets of rain thundering down
I’m at Rowan’s again. I’m not quite sure how I keep ending up here. I really need to go visit my mom, hang out there for a little while, but
Today has been a torture of allergens. My eyes are reddened and tired, and my head is full of the cushioning, gurgling feeling of mucus, and my voice is nasal
Rob and I were coming home from an open mic last night. I was thinking about, not the night’s performance, but about how I carry myself in general. I have