There's nothing quite like the power of music to make different cultures come together.
Like when an eccentric Brit leads a South American street march singalong of a prototypical NYC song.
Good for what ails ya.
Friday, April 29, 2016
Monday, April 18, 2016
There's a reason
why taxes are due today instead of on April 15th.
And I don't care what it is. Because I can't be bothered to sort through it.
It just is.
Okay?
So you have until midnight...
And I don't care what it is. Because I can't be bothered to sort through it.
It just is.
Okay?
So you have until midnight...
Labels:
Eric Clapton,
George Harrison
Sunday, April 17, 2016
"And I'm so glad he knew it..."
This. Wonderful. Thing.
Labels:
David Bowie,
Melissa Etheridge
Tuesday, April 5, 2016
An Ocean's Garbled Vomit on the Shore
Sometimes you just see something that makes you say "Ah, life's rich pageant."
In Los Angeles, this happens sometimes on an hourly basis.
And after a while, you get used to the absurdity of small dogs in baby carriages. Or self-important SUV drivers assuming they always have the right of way. Or the random rantings of the insane on the streets.
But it's nice to think L.A. can still shock me from time to time.
So the other day, I was feeling a bit low. And I went into a coffee shop where I saw a guy in a T-shirt and jeans drinking a five-dollar coffee drink.
And I watched him pinch his fingers together on his t-shirt, raise it up about six inches and then blow his nose on the inside of his shirt before letting it fall back down.
And then he did it again a minute later.
And suddenly, none of the problems in my life seemed all that important anymore...
In Los Angeles, this happens sometimes on an hourly basis.
And after a while, you get used to the absurdity of small dogs in baby carriages. Or self-important SUV drivers assuming they always have the right of way. Or the random rantings of the insane on the streets.
But it's nice to think L.A. can still shock me from time to time.
So the other day, I was feeling a bit low. And I went into a coffee shop where I saw a guy in a T-shirt and jeans drinking a five-dollar coffee drink.
And I watched him pinch his fingers together on his t-shirt, raise it up about six inches and then blow his nose on the inside of his shirt before letting it fall back down.
And then he did it again a minute later.
And suddenly, none of the problems in my life seemed all that important anymore...
Labels:
Decemberists
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