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*Old news*
These are things that I have yet to post.
So, this was a while ago but it was too awesome not to mention. Christina took me to go see Tom Waits. He was definitely one of the best performers Ive ever seen.
Earlier this month Buckeye drove up to Denver to play a show with our friend George of the Smiley Kids. Here are some pictures to recap.
There are more pictures that I have to upload, but my camera is in my car at the moment and its raining. I’m too lazy to put shoes on and too lazy to take my socks off so as not to get them wet. Today has been a very lazy day, and I am enjoying every minute of it. Once it stops raining I’ll go and get my camera. As for now Ive been listening to this song “Sadie” by James K. Polk and the Family of Friends. I cant get enough of it! Well I have a very short attention span right now so its getting difficult to write coherently. So I will leave you with this:
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Ive been really busy as of lately and will be even busier still. I will just show you some pictures for now.
Once again Joe and I were back at Val’s apartment doing some recording.
Val was writing the song as he went so we had some time to just hang out as well as help Val figure things out.
I also got a new phone recently, so now I have a new number.
I have a lot to say but its already 3:42am and I am in somewhat of a poor mood so I will leave you with this.
The Eye
Said the Eye one day, “I see beyond these valleys a mountain veiled with blue mist. Is it not beautiful?”
The Ear listened, and after listening intently awhile, said, “But where is any mountain? I do not hear it.”
Then the Hand spoke and said, “I am trying in vain to feel it or touch it, and I can find no mountain.”
And the Nose said, “There is no mountain, I cannot smell it.”
Then the Eye turned the other way, and they all began to talk together about the Eye’s strange delusion. And they said, “Something must be the matter with the Eye.”
-Kahlil Gibran
