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Three-thousand miles west of the one you’re thinking of, and 3000x less congested, too.

The Irish have always been good at dispensing this sort of wisdom.

Jeff Lynne’s ELO closed out the summer season last night at the amphitheatre, whose shells, rings and bands made for a sufficiently and appropriately spacetastic setting.

‘Well, show me/A word that rhymes with Pavement/And I won’t kill your parents/And roast them on a spit’

Good evening (EDT) again. How are you?

Emotional eating: it’s real, and it’s a thing. Pass the Brioschi!

Hope they are romping-up a storm up there…

The One-Eyed Pug was possessed of a strong Electra complex: her Daddy’s broad — well, proportionally speaking, anyway — right shoulder belonged to her, and to her alone, and she guarded it fiercely, like a gargoyle carved into a cornice, … Continue reading →

Tribute to The One-Eyed Pug from Steven Unite on Vimeo. September arrives, and The One-Eyed Pug is not here to greet it. She has crossed the Rainbow Bridge. Farewell, you beloved little doggie, you. Farewell!