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Also, Dr. Dog was the best opener I have seen in a long time.

Here's my review: Bliss.

Muah! You got to post your setlist after all!

Yay! Show was great fun! I get so happy when they play Muzzle of Beez. Band is loose and happy. They're making it look so easy. I requested Ziggy Stardust for tonight. Doesn't seem likely.

Team Estrogen is striking camp and heading of Little Rock presently. Can't wait to see everyone there!

ikol is real!

Woot! All hat, no cattle! Freaking awesome.

Oooo. I forgot about those Merrells.

Sweet! Amazing work as per, Johnny. The only thing allowing me to read these glowing words without being green with envy is knowing I get to share the fun next week. Cheers! Also, I wanted to add this because it looks so freaking COOL!

Lots of love coming your way, sweetie! Prayers for you and your family.

Muah!

Those look awesome. I have had a pair of British Wellies for 15 years. It rarely gets wet enough here to wear them, though. I need these.

It's all your fault, you know. Those Lucchese are mighty fine looking boots, but sadly far too narrow for my wide, highly arched foot.

Transitioning from barefoot, or these: (The most comfortable pair of flip flops ever. They broke me of my Teva fetish.) To these: I love my boots in an unnatural way.

Just released yesterday. There is tremendous freedom contained in these pages when carried into the transformative fire of relationship. I highly recommend this book. Highy, even.

The White Ape ~ Leo Kottke Werewolf ~Cocorosie Kite ~ Kate Bush Mom and Dad's Waltz ~ Lefty Frizzell Lost in the Supermarket ~ The Clash Amazing Grace ~ Drag the River Censer From the Footlights ~ Jay Munly Neon Tetra ~ David Grisman Single Girl ~ Scott Biram Old Simon Stimson ~ Peter Mulvey

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Iris Dement, who back in the day slung pizza and beer along side yours truely, now a semi famous singer song writer, married to same, started out doing open mic nights in KC. Are you legal to get into joints? Seems like you're still a teenager.

Happy birthday Dunja! I hope your day is fabulous. (Who knew there were so many ways to say happy birthday in Deutsch? I hope I didn't accidentally insult you. )

Amen. And in that vein I strongly encourage counselling/support groups for the three people whose emotional wellbeing you are charged with the care of. You and your girls. It's critically important to protect them from the anger and drama of this process. Good luck.

In my personal experience and the experience of many divorced friends with shared custody of their kids, this is patently false. Two human beings rearing a child is a tough job, made tougher when households split. But to say it rarely works is insulting. It insults the many, many parents who work incredibly hard and sacrifice a great deal to give their kids some sense of stability and famiial continuity. When the child's welfare is considered before the parents' ego, the kid wins. This mantra gets repeated so often that it seems trite. But just because it's harder to do, doesn't make it less

Not that so much like the world won't persist, but that the pain of grief is so immediate, and piercing, yet incredibly personal. The rest of the world carries on without a stutter. It seems bitterly ironic. His roommate described it well, and really brought it all back. Even though I didn't know Carter, the confusion caused by the 'hole in space' has apparently been memorized by my body.