The sun was out for about five minutes. come back!
True Stories is one of my favorite movies. Because sometimes you need to build a stage in the middle of Texas and have an ordinary celebration of specialness. One of the best moments: Earl Culver (an owner of a high tech computer company played by Spalding Gray) excitedly relates his revelations about working to his family at the dinner table: "Economics has become a spiritual thing. I have to admit it frightens me a little bit. They can't tell the difference between home and work. It's all become a part of one's life. Linda! Larry! There's no concept of weekends anymore!"
this picture was taken -- cough! -- in -- cough, cough! -- oh nevermind. I'm going back to bed...
I think the Internet needs a group hug. c'mon, let's hug.
death and eros and good time grooves: decomposing beck.
2600: "How convenient. An unseen villain. No need for any actual FACTS to be revealed, but plenty of blame to be cast on hackers everywhere."
champagne sounds kinda good, even though I'm sick.
I believe I'm too sick to be online today. (now that's sick! ugh!) Maybe I can write code in a notebook...
Erik's post makes we want to resurrect my list of possible band names. now where did I put that?
How to further confuse cats.