La Maison du Couchant Fumieres
I am making it official. Tomorrow is the day that Nigel Patel joins us here at Chateau Cerise.
Hopefully he is able to overlook really bad French. Among other things.
Labels: House
I have a lot of memories, I seem to not be able to shut up the monkey mind, I over analyze. I now get to do all that while learning to type.
I am making it official. Tomorrow is the day that Nigel Patel joins us here at Chateau Cerise.
Labels: House
In no particular order:
Labels: Earworms
I counted. That’s how many articles of clothing I had on today at the bus stop. Yet I was still freezing me yarbles off. I really like “5” weather. When that’s the max I have on. The car is dead at the moment. We’ll try again tomorrow.
Labels: Winter
Labels: Cutlery
Labels: Decorating, Dharma
WTF? So I have to clean for four hours instead? Meh.
Labels: The Sooouuul Traaain
Here’s the thing. I am an Ann Arbor living, home owning, property tax paying, (solitary, street) skater. I am not behind the current A2 Skate park initiative. The primary reason is GET A FREAKING CLUE SKATE DOLTS. They are having to close facilities like LIBRARIES around here because there is no frickin’ money. Do I think existing libraries (not to mention services like The United Way) are more important than potential skate parks? Why yes, yes I do. Wake up from yer white boy beds of privilege. If you can personally afford it then by all means, continue to build yer boys own. Put down the pipe and smell the coffee, we can’t afford it at this time.
Labels: Booze, Skate, Skepticism
Or why I really am kind of a snoot.
Having spent the last 22 years under a complete misapprehension, that there was a song I needed in my life called Permafrost by Celtic Frost, I have, at long last, been set to rights. You may blame UBU for drawing the scales from my eyes. Commence fault finding now.
Labels: Products
Fug. For the last two days it’s been all like “Baby I’ma Wantchou” or Elton John’s “Sad Songs” or “Bluer Than Blue”. Just some intensely craptastic, soft rock, reoccurring nightmares from the 70’s and 80’s. No wonder the kids would rather praise Satan.
Labels: Earworms
Well our friend UBU was right, the earworm 90’s are here.
Labels: Earworms, Local History, music
We’ve moved into the later eighties. Nothing but federalism was in my brain when I opened my eyes. But as the cat brekkie was being prepared and the kettle was sizzling, a Shriekback song started forming.
Labels: Earworm Therapy, Earworms
Skool seems so far so ok.
By changing the title on the previous post from just “cripes” to “cripes chief” I was able to supplant all the dangling wurms with “The Danger Mouse Theme Song” which, as I know from experience, is completely more bearable for 6 or 7 hours than any Damned late 70’s soft rock.
Labels: Earworm Therapy, Earworms
Even the earworms have sucked of late.
I don’t exactly know what’s going on here but suddenly the blog has come to represent - something else, something problematic. Allen Ginsburg said that “things are symbols of themselves”. Maybe I’m just not getting that on the “meta” level, but for me things are usually symbols of something else altogether. The result being that I constantly am doing the psychic gymnastics of robbing Peter to pay Paul in the act of balancing what gets done and what hangs fire.
Labels: Psychology
Oranges and Lemons (Sing the bells of St. Clemens) with the occasional “Now bring us some figgy puddin’” leaping into the fray.
Labels: Earworms
Just A Closer Walk With Thee - Sung by a man initially, but when I started thinking about it, it changed to the Patsy Cline version.
Labels: Earworms, Psychology