For your MP3 collection, part 28

Goddamn Electric Bill - Ten Thousand Years from Goddamn Electric Bill on Vimeo.

I'll be on indefinite blog leave, folks. Much traveling and writing to do.

Aphilas:"Lifelong Fiction"-couch slowdown

Blair:"Candy in the Kitchen"-dance, dance!

CJ Lavoire:"The First of the Year"-because it is

Freelance Whales:"Rise & Shine (live on WOXY)"-almost February?

Professor Kliq:"Plastic & Flashing Lights"-hooked on theatrics

Retribution Gospel Choir:"Hide It Away"-for the stadium

Rogue Wave:"Good Morning"-happy future

Seabear:"Lion Face Boy"-where the mild things are

Seven Saturdays:"A Beautiful Day"-it is what it is

Slow:"Miracle"-in the aquarium spaceship

Twin Sister:"Nectarine"-Thumbelina's theme

The religious rat

Since last week, sightings of a rat have been reported in our house. Apparently it has been chewing on things on our altar: a candle and the figure of Jesus on the cross of a rosary. Didn't know rats also partake of the Body of Christ!

A rat also climbed up my canvas (leaving footprints and tracks of its nose rubbing against wet oil paint) and chewed corners of frames and bags of art materials, but I wouldn't call it an artistic rat just yet.

One rat has been caught using a trap and a little Ques-O. We suspect it's not the only one. Say cheese!

Taking a Detour, part 2

Taking a Detour, part 1

Yes, we're nearly at the end of the blog backlog! Touring Detour 2009 was quite interesting for me. The Former Police Married Quarters has a lot of character, so it's good that it can still be used for a project like this.

An afternoon walk

All the outtakes of last week's post, minus the art.