As we intended, www.danfrickmusic.com launches tonight as well! The song that I used in my movie is called “Pain in the Elbow.” The song is played by Scott Fox, and appears on Dan’s album. As you may recall, I got to hear Dan play about a year and a half ago, when he flew back…
Woohoo! :) Well, it’s finally up. This is the side project that’s kept me occupied these past few weeks. Suffice it to say, I’m pretty excited right now to be launching this thing. The project is called 3 Years 3 Minutes. I’ve taken every photograph from the past three years, put them in sequence, and…
Puttering around the house a lot today. Cleaned some, doing some laundry. This is weird but, I’m actually looking forward to the weekend being over. I want Monday to get here. Sunday night, I’m launching the new site I’ve been working on these past few weeks. Lots of emails to send, and folks to spam…
The actual lottery numbers: 24, 39, 40, 43, 46 | Mega Ball = 2 I guess the universe wasn’t trying to tell me something, after all. Hmm. I should probably cancel that Conference Bike I ordered.
And I mean done!
I was talking to Jamie (aka rypunked) yesterday, and we were talking about loaning books out to friends. She was trying to find some bookmark system that allowed you to record who you loaned out a particular book to. A simplified library checkout/tracking system, if you will. We both did a few searches, and stumbled…
Last Sunday, I met up with my friend Wendy, who I hadn’t seen in like 14 years. She had been on MySpace, found my Profile, and that’s how she contacted me. Earlier this week? On Tuesday? My friend Blakely, who I also haven’t seen or talked to in about 14 years, contacts me via MySpace…
Tomorrow will be a big day. I’ve got a lot of updates that I didn’t have time for tonight. But hopefully tomorrow night will be eventful. I know I keep saying this, but big stuff soon. I promise.
I got little sleep last night. But this morning, on the walk to the train, the sun was out, the air was crisp, and I had Page France looping on my iPod. I was smiling like an idiot, looking up at the sky and feeling pretty fantastic. The clouds were incredibly unusual this morning –…
by Robert Hayden Sundays too my father got up earlyand put his clothes on in the blueblack cold,then with cracked hands that achedfrom labor in the weekday weather madebanked fires blaze. No one ever thanked him. I’d wake and hear the cold splintering, breaking.When the rooms were warm, he’d call,and slowly I would rise and…
Today, during work, I heard a few songs coming from Ben’s computer that made me perk up my ears. He had been surfing around a few mp3 blogs, and was listening to some of the stuff he had found. Before the day was out, I had two songs that I really enjoyed, right off the…
As is the annual tradition for National Poetry Month, the Academy of American Poets is giving out free posters. Go and place your order before they run out! I was delighted to see that, right near the center, they cited the closing lines of Robert Hayden’s Those Winter Sundays, a great, great poem. A long…
I made some great progress tonight. Exported I don’t know how many versions of the movie, and got a lower quality copy that I’m comfortable with displaying. I’ve got some more work to do in terms of text/content, but I’m really, really close. Some research into making this thing available via bit torrent is in…