Juneathon 2014 – Day 7
Today my family and I traveled to Coopers Rock State Forest in delicious West Virginia. Yesterday I eked out a DJ Caspar Cha Cha Slide solo mile, so I wanted … Continue reading Juneathon 2014 – Day 7
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Don’t call it a sequel because I only ran one mile. Insomuch that our sense of perception is dependent upon what we filter out, rather than what we focus upon, … Continue reading
Koloto – Bright and Intricate Electronic Music from UK, So Meta
From Koloto’s WordPress site: BIO: Heralding from pastoral Canterbury, Kent, Koloto is the pseudonym of Maria Sullivan, electronic music producer and bassist in up and coming math rock outfit Delta … Continue reading Koloto – Bright and Intricate Electronic Music from UK, So Meta
Juneathon 2014 – Day 5
Beautiful day today. I visited a few tiny villages in the hills during the mid-day, then attended my oldest child’s kindergarten graduation ceremony. Kindergarten graduation ceremonies are awesome, if they’re … Continue reading Juneathon 2014 – Day 5
Juneathon 2014 – Day 4
GI problems today, no thunder. Except down under. I decided to do a trail shoe clinic. Road, railroad tracks, unknown boggy trails, road and monstrous hills, yet more railroad tracks, … Continue reading Juneathon 2014 – Day 4
Painting in Progress – Sweet Cavity Resonance, Week 4, I Think
I had a fever dream in April, actually a series of dreams in the same night. This is my impression of the dream. I wish I had more time to paint. … Continue reading Painting in Progress – Sweet Cavity Resonance, Week 4, I Think
Complimentary Closings in Emails – What Is Your Favorite Way to End a Letter?
I feel weird about complimentary closings in letters. Unless for the purpose of cheap snark or acerbity, it seems unnecessary, to me at least, to use one at all – … Continue reading Complimentary Closings in Emails – What Is Your Favorite Way to End a Letter?
Juneathon 2014 – Day 3
I ran 1 mile. I’m a bit tired. I was goofing around with my current painting and got pretty absorbed in the activity. So, one mile, late at night. Running … Continue reading Juneathon 2014 – Day 3
Lao Tzu on “Wu”, emptiness
“We join spokes together in a wheel, but it is the center hole that makes the wagon move. We shape clay into a pot, but it is the emptiness inside … Continue reading Lao Tzu on “Wu”, emptiness
Juneathon 2014 – Day 2
Night run. I did a 10k, a little more. I felt stronger than yesterday, decided to push hard for the first four miles over hills. I descended down through the ruins of … Continue reading Juneathon 2014 – Day 2
“DBF” – check out this choice cut off the new LP from Eno/Hyde
https://soundcloud.com/warp-records/dbf-eno-hyde High Life is the second full-length LP from Karl Hyde and Brian Eno, inspired by Philip Glass and Fela Kuti. Bright, jangly jamming, High Life looks to be so … Continue reading “DBF” – check out this choice cut off the new LP from Eno/Hyde
Juneathon 2014 – Day 1
I was totally wiped out from yesterday’s 50K, so I started my Juneathon with a recovery run. I was sore and very slow to start. It might have been 80F, I’m … Continue reading Juneathon 2014 – Day 1
Fifty State Banana 