When I did that art show a few weeks ago, I wished I had some small, quickly produced art to sell, or even give away. These are appropriate business cards for me.
The assistants were indistinguishable from people, except their feelings were more easily hurt, and they had to be in physical contact with the person they were assisting at all times.
Maybe it's just gatekeeping, but I'm not looking forward to an Eleventy ecosystem that caters more to the end clients than the developers. Catering to clients is the developer's job!
I've been disturbing this possum nightly all week as he or she goes about the business of eating bugs and such in my yard, but tonight it decided to come bug me instead.
Apparently the Harris campaign thought that instead of motivating the base they could get fifteen million Republicans like this one pictured here to stand in line to vote Democrat.
I opened the front door and turned out the lights, hoping she’d be brave enough to leave before Buddy came home (though he has no interest in possums, no play value).
Gina and I were eating breakfast at Satsuma on Burgundy Street, and she said "You have a leaf on your shirt." I saw that it was true, it was perched on my left shoulder.
If I had to describe a typical Berger novel (there are atypical ones) I’d say he sets up a conflict, immediately, and pushes it to a logical or maybe an illogical conclusion.
Slade Nash is the drummer in All-Night Movers. He is like a drum machine that can mix drinks. Also an incredible mensch. Drummer jokes don't apply to him.
I'm writing this on May 11, 2020, having just heard the news that Betty Wright has passed at the age of 66. I saw Betty Wright at Jazz Fest on May 7, 2000. It was one of the best shows I ever saw.
I edited Bachelor No.1 with Brandon Kruse and a bunch of other contributors. Any continued freshness it has comes from Brandon's incredible ink-and-brush (and Zip-a-Tone) illustrations.
The year is a guess. My brother and I were in Everything Tool. Mercyland was the out-of-town band. I don't remember meeting them but we had a cassette of their album in the car and we played it a lot.
The city bus company was making a commercial starring Mr. Sulu from Star Trek, and would we like to come down to the studio and watch and maybe help out?
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