A foray into the colorful miscellany that inspire and interest me.
17 May, 2007
Why I Love My Local Hardware Store
I love shopping in drugstores and hardware stores because there are always so many unexpected finds. Last week I went in to buy woodgrain switchplate covers for That Room and found this gem which I am using in my kitchen. Pardon the flash!
I followed you and your great eye over here from Red Meat's gallery of MySpace friends. I so have to save up for business cards from your press.
Were you a denizen of the Ivy Room? I miss that place so much. For a while McBeth was turning on the lights at scram time and playing Lee Marvin singing "Wanderin' Star." I'll always associate that song with blinking and squinting. My wife Cynthia and I made a lot of Red Meat shows there, you may recall a grand dame in a wheel chair and a guy seemingly wearing a uniform? That was we.
Anyway, you're the first stranger whose MySpace profile made me wish I could be added to your friends list, but I guess you'd rather we were introduced. Maybe Smelley can do the honors. I will follow your post-NY exploits in something more like real time.
Steven Strauss ukebox.com
"I bet you ain't had no red velvet befo." -almost verbatim what i overheard at the AMPM on San Pablo and Marin
My name is Hannah and I own a small letterpress company called Pie Bird Press in Berkeley, California. I love color, food, collecting, and taking photos. Check out what I'm cooking here, and my documentation of sidewalk stamps here.
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The implicit suggestion here is that turning the switch to the "on" position will cause an emergency.
Phooey, I'm out of blogs to comment on. Now I hafta do work. Unless I send some emails...
Pastime hardware in El Cerrito?
I followed you and your great eye over here from Red Meat's gallery of MySpace friends. I so have to save up for business cards from your press.
Were you a denizen of the Ivy Room? I miss that place so much. For a while McBeth was turning on the lights at scram time and playing Lee Marvin singing "Wanderin' Star." I'll always associate that song with blinking and squinting. My wife Cynthia and I made a lot of Red Meat shows there, you may recall a grand dame in a wheel chair and a guy seemingly wearing a uniform? That was we.
Anyway, you're the first stranger whose MySpace profile made me wish I could be added to your friends list, but I guess you'd rather we were introduced. Maybe Smelley can do the honors. I will follow your post-NY exploits in something more like real time.
Steven Strauss
ukebox.com
"I bet you ain't had no red velvet befo."
-almost verbatim what i overheard at the AMPM on San Pablo and Marin
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