ms. yvon

i can't think of specifics right now...but my instinct say jonathan richman. perhaps "california desert party" or "our swinging pad".

~bogus soda correction vibes~

JUST heard a song of theirs on the radio an hour ago and dug it. thanks for the dates! oh, miss donna....is tom gonna be warming up the honda for this one?

here's hoping that's not a late work night....

kat, what are you doing this weekend? FRIDAYFRIDAYFRIDAY!!

NAT! JOHNNY! kate, it's just noon here, but your blue moon & porch idea sounds fab!

that is an unholy union.

HAPPY HAPPY BIRTHDAY QUARTER!! for you, a little jojo-gogo birthday dance

let's see...i had to replace the hard drive in my laptop so i've been offline for a MONTH. tomorrow is my birthday oh! the great news about working on this show: the show is shot on stages very close to the bldg where i work. on the set they have a FREE PUSH BUTTON CAPPUCCINO MAKER. awesome, i tell you. for the record: today i am wearing my hair in ponytails. also, i've been sewing like a fiend all summer.

WHAT?! supa-cool! what kind of stuff are you shooting? i'm on 'close to home', which is, ironically, far from my home. still.

i remember seeing the bee-gee's perform 'jive talkin' on the mike douglas show. now that i know john davidson was hired to replace mike douglas, i like jd even less. rip, mr. douglas.

i must have been picking up the coffee debate on the previous page over my cerebral interwebs. HOW THE HELL IS EVERYONE??!! i am back at work, and therefor, getting back online.

*tap tap* is this thing on?

fantastic. what a great end to what sounds like a terrific set! i watched one of the youtube clips and had a pang. glad that so many of you got to be there. u, heidi: that shot of the two of you is dynamite!

my friend's film about the last six months of luna screened here in los angeles this weekend. i'm having difficulty describing the richness of the film without spelling it out. here is a snippet from a review: "Tell Me Do You Miss Me is like a Luna song: intimate, deeply personal, sweet and sad."--Joe Levy, rolling stone. it comes out on rhino home video on june 20th. if you're a fan of the band, i recommend it without reservation. if you've not listened to Luna, it may be a bit heavy on the music for you, but the direction is wonderful. i'm a fan of the director as well. he made a

miss l-h: i loves me some rogue brewery beer! nd: it's 11pm and 85 degrees in my apt. perfect beer!

thanks! i'll likely pick it up an an airport tomorrow as i've got a long trip, and i'll have finished my current book by then: nr: nick hornby--a long way down

i was watching "Elephant" the gus van sant film on hotel HBO until lightning blew out the signal. i missed it at the theatre. what i saw of it was terrific and well done. i missed the beginning, but from the first shot i saw, i guessed it was gus. it was one long shot that lasted about 4 minutes. i'm going to have to rent that when i get home.

ok, this just sent me on a twenty minute IMDB surf that ended with "Psst! Hammerman's After You!," an after-school special starring lance kerwin. sir s.: the stevie doc looks very cool!!

i had hoped to have it tuned before last week, but the tuner (tunist?) was booked until mid-june. alas.

rich! what a dynamite show! i waffled about seeing david g. here, and missed out. ECHOES?! HOLY CATS!! DAVID BOWIE!?? if you're going to have a guest vocalist on comfortably numb, you best call in the big guns. damn. what a lucky, lucky crowd. for the record: have seen roger waters solo and various pink floyd-sans waters shows over the years and am still a fan of the waters shows. LOVED the floyd shows, but they were always a bit on the huge and slickly produced side for me. sounds like i missed an opportunity to see d. gilmour play a more low-key show on this tour. rats. QUE

SWEET JESUS!!! HOORAY for suprise vocal perfs by se