My goal is to be able to put up my lava lamp this time (3:03 p.m. e.s.t.) next week. Yes, next week. It's that bad.
Also, if the spirit moves you, let Becoming Jane groove you.

For those "just tuning in now," one of my local papers runs a pretty ridiculously-worded police blotter, i.e. "Police reported a resident found a deceased raccoon. The town was notified. The raccoon was buried with full honors." I only have three this week ( Read more... )

It's been a month since I posted last! Sorry about that.
I actually haven't been very good about keeping this Account of All Thing Beowulfian updated for a long while, but I aim to change that. Might even change the username; although it's fine as an alias for Beowulf Jones, solo act and member of the totally weird Fairy Godmothers, it doesn't ( Read more... )

My first summer session class ended last night -- the last "Introduction to" anything I have to take. I think ( Read more... )

My copy of Cake's new B-Sides and Rarities -- with scratch & sniff packaging -- just arrived!

I will now take you through my journey toward discovering the exact nature of the s&s aroma... most likely "new car scent," considering the cover. (Of course, from that, some sort of flower might also be a valid guess ( Read more... )

SOOOOOOOOO every Thursday, I make absolute certain to pick up the latest issue of the Shoreham / Wading River / Rocky Point / Ridge area newspaper, The Community Journal. Not the greatest of the area newspapers -- not by far -- but it DOES have my favorite police blotter of all time. Whoever transcribes the reports sent to them from the local ( Read more... )

Here's the best website promoting a book I have ever seen:
no one belongs here more than you (dot com)
People who make life fun are the BEST!
...IN THE FACE!
...YAH!

If/when you have the chance, watch the movie The Science of SleepI put on my library's copy (3 days overdue) late last night, intending to watch "an hour or so... that way, I can go to bed at 2:45 and it'd be a-ok in the morning ( Read more... )

Apparently, Yann Martel (author of Life of Pi) is working on a novel that deals "with the Holocaust in a novel way: it will take place between two talking animals on a man's dress shirt."

=-O

Not to say that ALL I like lit-wise is from totally weird angles, but hey -- I do enjoy me some warped funkiness.

Y'do?
Then y'surely remember when Paint was Paintbrush:


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