ever wonder what type of pet momus has? well, it appears to be a cute, black bunny. This give me hope that at my future design studio I too will be able to have a bunny running underfoot.
what's buzzin' in my ears
- : WWW.LAST.FM
go there now!! i haven't been listening to cds anymore. My days are just filled with listening to stuff off of this site. I mainly listen to my recommended music and have discovered tons of shit to buy. (ac newman, metric, ratatat, islands, rogue wave, etc.) see my profile to see what i have been digging on. (*****) death cab for cutie: plans
love it, love it. but i love everything mr. gibbard does. more mature sounding album. it took a while, but finally grew on me and now it is my favorite Death Cab album. (*****)
old and good
The Weakerthans: Left and Leaving
hands down, one of my favorite albums. redesigned it for my sagmeister class. enough said. (*****)Jawbreaker: Dear Diary
my favorite jawbreaker album. many would arge with me about this, but realize that i listened to this not after it first came out, but years later when the lyrics and the music matched my life. I would have hated it when it came out. guess i had to mature to get was it was about. (*****)
midnight reading
Punk Planet
got a subscription because they need help since there distributor is having trouble. got suport my peeps in chicago. Plus, their articles are amazing as is their design. (****)ReadyMade
love this magazine!!! if i was a magazine, I would be ReadyMade. (heart) (*****)Print
still reading it. its good, but I've fallen more in love with ID. (***)Jonathan Safran Foer: Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close
liked it, but not as much as the hype. Loved the combo of images and type that he had going on. (of course it stole this designer's heart.) One thing that was amazing though is that he had me on the verge of tears more then any book that I have read in the past 10 years. (***)Jonathan Lethem: Motherless Brooklyn
re-read this for my book club. forgot how good it is. Nice mystery/ganster novel set in present day Broolyn with the most unexpected main character you'd expect for this type of book. (****)David Sedaris: Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim
can't go wrong with mr. sedaris. Don't find this as funny as his past books, but it is just as good. Feels like he has gotten a bit more fuzzy and retrospective. (****)
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Posted by: mina | March 21, 2005 at 05:06 PM
Watching that was so hypnotic. I feel so at ease now. I'm sure I have all sorts of subliminal messages implanted in my head now. Now, if you'll excuse me, I have to pretend to be a chimpanzee running a marathon. Ook ook!
Posted by: Mr. Walters | April 05, 2005 at 10:23 AM
new york city has its very own rabbit rescue! get bunny, girl!
check rabbitcare(dot)org and petfinder(dot)com to find your very own!
Posted by: ana | April 18, 2005 at 11:53 AM