Though I should probably break this blog silence by writing about the move (rainy but OK), the house (awesome!) or the phone/internet situation (bloody frustrating), this is too awesome to ignore. It’s almost as good as the time I got plagiarized.
But first, a couple more helpful signs that may tell you if you’re a [...]
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Dear Josh: Or more signs that you might be a troll
Posted in Adventures, Everyone's a critic, Weirdness, douchebaggery, music, tagged critic, criticism, I know you are but what am I?, immaturity, josh reichmann, oh snap!, oh yeah?, ooo burn, response, tldr, troll, whatever, wtf, [sic] on October 10, 2009 | 8 Comments »
Complaining with Kay, Episode 34.5, Literary Supplement: New York Series, Part 2.
Posted in Adventures, podcast, singing on September 28, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Seriously, the most ungainly title ever. The 2nd part of my 2007 trip to NYC to compete in the Lotte Lenya International Vocal Competition.
In this episode: I compete, then wander around Manhattan eating things.
Link.
Extremely quick review: Elvis Costello and the Sugarcanes
Posted in Adventures, Everyone's a critic, Nerdliness, music, tagged amplification, concert, concert review, elvis costello, music, review, sound, tech on August 29, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Last night my lovely friend Cecilia took me to see Elvis Costello. Even though I have an audition today – I have an audition this afternoon and have to go out and print off another headshot before too long, so this will be brief – I was like, “Sure!” because even though I like [...]
The simple joys of dog ownership (Warning: Very, very disgusting)
Posted in Adventures, Dogs, Someday you'll look back on this and laaaaaaaaaaaugh, The sacred duty of home-making, tagged arrgh, basset hound, beagle, disgusting, dog, dog food, Dogs, ewwwwwwww, gross, grr, gus, home-making, nsfw, wtf on August 10, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I need to buy a new bike helmet.
If you want to know why, click through. On second thoughts, don’t. You really don’t want to know. Trust me.
It’s here!
Posted in Adventures, Parkdale Revolutionary Orchestra, music, politics, singing, tagged evil, ha!, john yoo, music, politics, singing, the banality of evil, the parkdale revolutionary orchestra, torture, torture memos, woot on August 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The Torture Memos is more or less done – may require a few tweaks, but that’s it.
Listen to it here.
Or listen to it live tonight!
I hear John Yoo has lawyered up…
Today’s confession of stupidity
Posted in Adventures, Guarded personal writing, How To, Marriage is a beautiful thing, The sacred duty of home-making, weekend, tagged arrgh, confession, cooking, environment, environmentalist, fridge, grr, homemaking, household, husband, ice, illegal move, marriage, meat, mistake, oh well, oops!, refridgerator, shame on August 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
OK, so let me rewind. When Ben and I first moved into this place (around 3 years ago), we decided to start using a mini-fridge instead of the full-sized one that was provided. This was for two reasons: a) to save energy, b) to reduce food wastage. I have a definite tendency to buy stuff, [...]
The return!
Posted in Adventures, Dogs, Video, Weirdness, weekend, tagged aww, basset hound, basset hound swimming, beagle, cute, cute dog video, dog, dog swimming, gus, madeline, puppy, sweet, Video on July 6, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I’m back! We spent the weekend at Ben’s parents’ place on Howe Island. The dogs had a great time, we ate and drank a lot, went on a long boat ride and got totally burned to a crisp. (Seriously, I think I’m going to get wrinkles about ten years earlier than I would otherwise.)
Madeline got [...]
Frankenbike!
Posted in Adventures, Weirdness, weekend, tagged bicycle, bike, bike repair, cannibal, cool, frankenbike, husband, marriage on June 14, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
In response to the sudden and alarming death of my piece of shit over-priced only 1 year old Marin bicycle, the ever-talented Ben has built me a Frankenbike.
It has the frame of one bike, the brakes, handle bars, and wheels of the Marin, and a couple of little parts from an old folding bike that [...]