- Today is a good day for listening to Feist
- I want to read more of this book on Anthropology; but first a power nap is needed
- I like cauliflower
Life
I can't get enough music. I need it all.
We started our morning with camera time and BBC documentaries on bugs.
It's MY Friday and tomorrow is REALLY Friday and also payday. All is well.
Full Moon this Friday night, May 24th which means people will be acting like fools (ha! get it.. fools.. full moon) and you're patience is probably paper thin.
We can't control the moon's pull, but we have rational thoughts so be patient with your fellow manimal we're all in this shit storm together. It'll all be over soon.
I've been sketching out a few ideas for the next few episodes of A.B. TV. But I can't pinpoint exactly what I want to talk about. What do you guys think?
Religion? Conspiracies? Environmental Stuff? Factory Farming?
Fuck... it could be anything!
I'm open to suggestions.
Pick at my brain.
Go!
I need to read more. I need a better attention span. Do they sell those on ebay?
Smoggie Catt and I have started watching an old BBC documentary series called: Life in the Undergrowth.
Holy Shit is it in awe inspiring! We've only finished one of five episodes, but the amazing feats these creatures endure to mate, survive, and thrive is mind blowing.
Put aside your phobia of bugs and watch this series and maybe you'll find yourself with more respect for the little critters we so quickly stomp beneath our feet.
"I wish there was a way to know you're in the good ol' days, before you've actually left them."
-Andy from The Office
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Almost ready to start my Kickstarter, but alas I must wait for Amazon to say I'm a real person and that I really have a bank account. Which could take up to a week it says. I find that kind of lame.
So until that time; maybe I'll just post an interview with Smoggie Catt.
About to meet up with Paige and go over the last edits for this book! So stoked!
KIckstarter launching sometime this afternoon. Wish I had a more precise time; essentially when my colleague finishes up the art pieces.
Anyway... time to get some coffee in my bloodstream!
Learn to observe. Observe to learn.
Here's a snapshot from my book: Acorn Season (Poems, Proverbs, And Other Absurd Words).
I plan to put up a Kickstarter in the next few days and have this thing printed by the end June. Cover art by: Cody Pulliam. Anyway, let me know your thoughts. Thanks!
These newly bought "no show socks" aren't so hidden. What's that all about? They would make terrible hide and go seekers.
My coworker brought in a huge bag of gummy worms. I have made it my civil duty to eat as many as possible.
Also, gummy worms are probably the most fun food to play with. They have all the pretty colors of jello without the awkward mouth feels.
Since moving to Portland I have increased my espresso intake 100 fold. I have also come to the conclusion I do not like Starbucks espresso at all.
I have to add mad amounts of cinnamon and half & half to give an appealing taste; where most local shops I can drink my americano as is.
I can't wait for people to hear the music works. It's matured a lot since the Nausicaa days, but still does what Nausicaa does best.
Cody has been writing some insanely amazing riffs and Adam's drumming is more tamed than ever before and as you probably know; the only things scarier than an angry bear is an angry bear held in a cage.
All and all the music is giving me all the feels, and I can't wait to share it with everyone. Also I plan to post a snapshot of my book tonight after work. So be on the lookout for that.
Freshly washed skinny jeans are the essential checkpoint in every 21st Century Wannabe Rockstar's race to fame.
The rain clouds have returned to Portland, Oregon and all the neighborhood snails are making the migration across the great concrete plain.
These aren't the best pictures as I was in a hurry. I'll try to document their great migration at a later time. They were very magnificent creatures nonetheless.
Sometimes I listen to Bon Iver because I want to and other times I listen to him because it's the only thing that fits the grey day, but most of the time I can't distinguish the difference. And that... that is okay, too.