jukebox

jukebox's are like old video games. for just a small amount of change you can be entertained, and you don't have to try and solve some puzzle or shoot anything. So, maybe they are even better than games. the pizza place we went to last night has a great selection in their jukebox, and good pizza too.

bow ties

i plan to write about alchemy soon, but not in this note. instead i am letting you all know that i made a resolution to wear a bow tie everday this year. so far i am 24 for 24. this one is from January 24th 2005



stay tuned, though i am not promising a bow tie pic everyday...hopefully you'll trust that i am wearing one.

turdy

Originally uploaded by mustardpie.

this is turdy

left of the dial and a trip to the future

i am listening to the compilation "left of the dial" dispatches from the 80's underground. it is a swell mesh of sounds from my growing up years. i just turned 35 a few days ago and listening to these sounds reminds me of how age is relative. music is a time machine, and while i would hope i never stay incertain places i certainly don't mind going back to revisit. it seems that left of the dial is where i usually end up anyway. getting older is strange, and yet i like it. what's really interesting is that when i was in highschool i didn't listen to only current music. i listened to a lot of music from the 70's too.so i would ride the time machine to the past, sometimes the 60's too, i liked the zombies a lot. then it was probably in the late 80's that i transported and stayed mostly in the present. now i can't stay caught up with present music, but i try, and my tastes vary from the quite ecclectic to rather mainstream. i'd rather be in the present with the music, or even visit the known past, than trip about the future where there is no music.

depeche mode is on at this moment, i am teleported to the Hollywood Paladium, it is 1983, melinda and i are wearing matching pants and shoes we bought on melrose. we are trying to smoke cigarettes in the lobby, or maybe that was souxsie. either way i think we have reached the peak of coolness.

p.s. poorworm is my publishing name...someday i may have a website for that, but in the meantime here's this blog. i learned about it from my friend jon, maybe he will let me send a link to his, if i can???