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In celebration of Mozart’s 250th birthday, Swedish Radio launches an internet radio channel dedicated to the music of the miestro. A total of nearly 400 pieces are being rotated, 24 hours a day: symphonies, concertos, sonatas, masses, serenades and divertimenti, trios, quartets and quintets, plus a large selection of arias, duets and almost all of his operas. I’ve been listening to it all morning.
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A bunch of Syd Barret’s (R.I.P.) stuff is going up for auction tomorrow. The perfect Christmas gift for that hard core Pink Floyd fan or acid freak in your life.
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This is exceedingly unfortunate, because it seems as if this neighborhood were in particular need of a peace sign (the wreath in question). Go ahead and give
Bob KearnsScrooge a call and tell him what an uptight asshole he is (970)731-4787 (This is the H.O.A. phone number).
Thank You!
I’ve decided that four day weekends are what it’s all about.
Thanksgiving day was a raging success. We hosted about 10 people at our table, 11 if you count big bird, and I do, I do count her. She made herself into a wonderful turkey soup the next day as well. Soup on Saturday is probably the best part of Thanksgiving if you don’t include the friends, family, football, movies, beer, blankets, couch, stuffing, phone calls, babies, kids, pets, coziness, naps, wine, no-worky-ness, and you. Which I do, I’d feel bad about not counting those things, mostly because they count more than anything else, holiday or not. The turkey soup is good though. G slaved away all day cooking the feast for all of us. She was so wiped out by the end of the day that she was asleep by 9:00 that night. Neither of my parents were here for thanksgiving dinner for the first time in my life which may have been the only bummer of the entire weekend.
The majority of the weekend involved the list in the above paragraph, with a little bit of extra stuff stuck in there for good measure.
Thanks!
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The free relaxing music and nature sounds on this website have been carefully chosen for their ability to aid sleep, reduce stress, and provide a relaxing atmosphere for activities such as yoga, tai-chi, and meditation.
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Juxtaposing Parties
It’s been so long since I wrote on here that it’s hard to get started again. Last Friday we hosted a dinner party and had a bunch of friends over. G made her Penne a la Vodka specialty, accidentally using vanilla vodka, which in the end, turned out wonderful. It was touch and go there for a few minutes though.
Saturday was filled with parties. The two parties we attended were juxtapositions of each other. One was holiday attire, the other was masquerade. One showed a well produced engagement video on a large screen TV, the other had a V.J. who projected experimental video clips onto the wall. One was held in a community center, the other was held in an Uptown Victorian. One had light blues music playing throughout, the other had D.J.s, drum circles, and guitar jams. One had an incredible spread of homemade food that tasted like it was catered, the other had nothing but booze and beer. At one we sat on ottomans and socialized, at the other we danced and smoked cigarettes on the roof. At one I felt very grown up at the other I felt… very grown up.
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The Webtender has a list of recipes for all types of Holiday Drinks
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RULE 1. You are playing The Game.
RULE 2. Whenever you remember you are playing The Game, you lose.
RULE 3. Loss of The Game must be announced.
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Noisely allows you to listen to thousands of podcasts played continuously. Just enter the kind of audio podcasts you would like to listen to.
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William Michael Albert Broad Does the Holidays.
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5 Things To Do/Not Do Now That The Democrats Have The House. A good, quick read.
