Monthly Archives: July 2006

Jeremy Wells put together a documentary about 100SP and it’s available streaming at http://www.randomcha.net or http://www.thejeremyshow.com If you ever wondered what “Truth or Dare” crossed with “Sprockets” would be like, click on over!

I’m sure someone has done this before (I stole it from The Onion) but here we go … set your iTunes to shuffle and then write something about the first ten tracks that come up. And NO SKIPPING! 1 ADRIAN … Continue reading →

Inside my freezer at home is an empty pint glass that’s been chilling since yesterday. It’s waiting for the moment when a bottle of Red Hook Blonde Ale will be poured into it. This evening.

What the hell is going on? When did the world get so crazy? When did things stop fitting together? What do they hope to accomplish? What do I hope to accomplish? Where are we going to end up? Will it … Continue reading →

Yesterday was good, but different. Not what I was expecting or had anticipated. But you have to give up control, give yourself up to however things go. It’s interesting that I’m having all of these Zen-like thoughts today rather than … Continue reading →

Looks like I went to bed too early last night. I woke up at 4.30 and couldn’t get back to sleep. So an hour later I got up. What wretched weather.

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Barnard Hughes has died. I shall remember him always in “Tron,” “Midnight Cowboy,” and especially “Cold Turkey,” still one of my all-time fave comedies. RIP.

Sigh. I wish it were Saturday afternoon at 3.30 already.

Last night I sat on my new couch, listening to Benny Goodman while sipping a Manhattan, reading The Story of San MIchele by Axel Munthe. Which contrasted greatly with hundreds of Chicago commuters groping their way through a smoke-filled tunnel … Continue reading →