Atticus

in San Antone, we had talked with a few UT kids behind us that hadn't seen wilco much, and at one point, during this song, I turned to him and said "watch. jeff'll put down the acoustic and grab that capod Gibson, and then just get ready to go" he was all smiles after that.

IATTBYH was a bit fuzzed. Could just be a result of setting levels to radio cure...

IATTBYH

radio cure!!

here we go!!!

You kids and your new-fangled aim

Listening to the huntsville show, getting excited!!!

We's using codenames. Y'all hear that?!

yes. After considerable reflection I decided to choose life, as far as she's concerned. If I can't learn to live in harmony with this cat then what chance have I got with the stingrays? I like to kid the cat. I'm now scratching my elbow in an effort to ask "what are the boys going to open with tonight?"

phonetically it's "Zena." not sure of the spelling. She (cat) and I have never really discussed it. I'm staring at the blinds across the room in an effort to tell you "hi, how's it going?"

I was just imagining what the world would be like if humans greeted each other the way my wife's cat greets me when I come home from work. First we'd kind of stare at each other from across the room. Then yawn. Then look at the couch for a second. Then slowly start strolling across the room, stretching our hind quarters and backs. Along the way we'd spew a few pieces of giberrish-sounding "mwroowr--ack"s at each other. Eventually, we'd begin to rub our jaws against each other's legs and then rub our jaws on the nearby furniture or structures, then slowly pace around each other for a lit

baked goods available?

that is exactly how I felt. all the coordination just "happens." no struggling, no miscues, no yelling at each other on what to play, when, whatever... it just flows...

will do. Just took a break and read a review of the Wilco show in Ft. Worth, and thought this excerpt was interesting: "Having pretty much left their modest alt-country beginnings behind, alienating some fans while delighting others, they have moved into patriarchal status: They are either worshipped or misunderstood."

I'm just nervous about my depo tomorrow, the more I'm putting together questions (never had a judge staring over my shoulder during a depo before, never had to depose opposing counsel before). I do not fear the meatloaf. Please carry on. The laughs help!

I'm starting to get nervous...

Have a great one!!!

video of the jumping-on-stage incident just posted in "after the show." what an a-hole.

wow. the guy was definitely coming up from behind, and he just freakin' grabbed Jeff's head. what an ass.

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consider me on retainer.

I wasn't implying that they didn't play the same amount of material, just a comment on the formatting... I don't know how they get through that whole first "set" without a break. That's some dedication. I would be exhausted.

this whole process is quite bizarre. I'm confident that the only reason this judge ordered this depo was to send a signal to opposing counsel that he's making sure he's not going to get overruled on an appeal for tossing her ass off the case. I would NEVER subject myself to a depo in front of a judge--especially this particular one, who is extremely well-respected in Harris County. What this woman and her "housemate" are doing to the poor couple I represent is deplorable. It would basically be like my wife and I buying a 35 year old house and then suing the people we bought it from for

that's why it didn't make the cut.

that might be a good one. A few that didn't make the first edit: "who's usually on top?" "are you experiencing any hormonal spikes I should be aware of?" "Does the plaintiff sometimes make you feel like your emotional needs are not being satisfied?" "are those real?"