Monthly Archives: July 2004

28 As of this moment it is officially my birthday. W007!!!11 But I’m still a year younger by St. Louis time. For a few hours anyway. I just saw Fahrenheit 911 a few hours ago. It was pretty tough. Yeah … Continue reading →

I’m trying to learn how to play the banjo shown in the previous post. Maybe someday I will be able to play just as good as these guys.

While I was supposed to be taking it easy over the weekend I did do a little home improvement and finally hung some instruments on the wall. I now have lots more space in my room without all those cases … Continue reading →

Well the weather is definitely improving. The weekend was great up until yesterday. I didn’t really get a chance to enjoy it however because I got some sort of tendonitis (Sehnenreizung is what the doctor called it) in my knee … Continue reading →

War and Emerging Remembrance (washingtonpost.com): An interesting article about German veterans of WWII and their coming to grips with the war and its aftermath. ” The shifting current funneled the landing craft toward the eastern end of Omaha Beach, where … Continue reading →

So there was an article in the NYTimes magazine last weekend about adults with ADD and how it affects their work/lives/etc. I’ve been meaning to read it. The only problem is that it is 10 PAGES LONG! Ironic, don’t ya … Continue reading →

So on the weekend the sun was out and the weather was great. And then it rained Monday and Tuesday. It’s an improvement. I’ve spent the time indoors making music. Here is a song that I once played back in … Continue reading →

A joke I heard: Marine One landed at the White House and President Bush gets out with a big pig cradled under each arm. The guard on duty remarks, “Those are some nice looking pigs you got there Mr. President.” … Continue reading →

I want it to stop raining. Seriously, its mid july and it has been raining since the beginning of June. Oh sure we get an hour or two of sunshine here and there but it isn’t enough to work with. … Continue reading →

Tourist got lost following 1914 guide book