and uke enthusiasts
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Sunday, December 14, 2008
Sunday, December 7, 2008
Movies and Hangout Time
Hey gang, I just saw a couple movies that you should also see.
Last weekend, we drove up the Pacific Coast Highway to San Francisco. It was sort of like driving in a car commercial. We stopped and stood on a cliff over the ocean while the sun was setting in Big Sur, crazy pretty.
Anywho, in San Fran, we saw Milk. It's the new Gus Van Sant movie with Sean Penn and James Franco about Harvey Milk. It's really well made, a well-told story. Also, informative to all the Prop 8 stuff that happened here as he had a lot to do with Prop 6 back in the day. Gay Rights, get into 'em.
A couple nights ago I watched this documentary called Young at Heart. So good. Really amazing start, then well balances the funniness/wisdom/sadness of senior citizens who sing Sonic Youth, Talking Heads, and James Brown in their choir. Get it at your local video store or online distributor and watch it with friends, family, or pets.
Speaking of pets, we have a cat! His name is Max. I guess you could say he a little POWER HUNGRY. LITERALLY, HUNGRY FOR ELECTRICITY! walka walka:
(Max took the top one himself for his MySpace profile)
Second to lastly, I'll be playing a show in Chapel Hill on the 28th. I'm super pumped. It's just going to be a quiet, acoustic night with cider and hot chocolate, and I'll be playing new stuff from my Hi, Ho, Silver Oh project. This will take place at the Trekky House around 8pm.
Lastly, on the 27th, I'll arrive in Charlotte to an empty house. Please come and fill it if you're in or close to the Charlotte area. I would love to share some times and spirits, reminisce, catch up, play games, shoot the breeze, hug, high five, tell jokes, tell stories, tell time, do math problems, play music, listen to music, dance, and hug again with everyone. I'll bring some Bluetooth Blackberries and frozen yogurt from LA if you bring Bojangles and overalls.
I miss everyone and can't wait to hang. Also, New Years party? Love gang woot.
Last weekend, we drove up the Pacific Coast Highway to San Francisco. It was sort of like driving in a car commercial. We stopped and stood on a cliff over the ocean while the sun was setting in Big Sur, crazy pretty.
Anywho, in San Fran, we saw Milk. It's the new Gus Van Sant movie with Sean Penn and James Franco about Harvey Milk. It's really well made, a well-told story. Also, informative to all the Prop 8 stuff that happened here as he had a lot to do with Prop 6 back in the day. Gay Rights, get into 'em.
A couple nights ago I watched this documentary called Young at Heart. So good. Really amazing start, then well balances the funniness/wisdom/sadness of senior citizens who sing Sonic Youth, Talking Heads, and James Brown in their choir. Get it at your local video store or online distributor and watch it with friends, family, or pets.
Speaking of pets, we have a cat! His name is Max. I guess you could say he a little POWER HUNGRY. LITERALLY, HUNGRY FOR ELECTRICITY! walka walka:
(Max took the top one himself for his MySpace profile)
Second to lastly, I'll be playing a show in Chapel Hill on the 28th. I'm super pumped. It's just going to be a quiet, acoustic night with cider and hot chocolate, and I'll be playing new stuff from my Hi, Ho, Silver Oh project. This will take place at the Trekky House around 8pm.
Lastly, on the 27th, I'll arrive in Charlotte to an empty house. Please come and fill it if you're in or close to the Charlotte area. I would love to share some times and spirits, reminisce, catch up, play games, shoot the breeze, hug, high five, tell jokes, tell stories, tell time, do math problems, play music, listen to music, dance, and hug again with everyone. I'll bring some Bluetooth Blackberries and frozen yogurt from LA if you bring Bojangles and overalls.
I miss everyone and can't wait to hang. Also, New Years party? Love gang woot.
Thursday, December 4, 2008
Monday, December 1, 2008
Here's to ya'll and your homemade gifts!
Found my coupon for a picnic at Eno River, a gift from Caitlin from last year's Christmas sleep-over. I love you all and your homemade gifts. I hope you appreciate the video...despite my best intentions, my commitment to this kind of thing comes and goes in fits and starts, so I can always use reminding. Maybe you can too. Much love!
For people who love books…
This Is Where We Live from 4th Estate on Vimeo.
If only!
(C'mon, folks, let's get this blog going again!)
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