Monday, October 26, 2009
Almost done
I am very close to being done with my project -- which is, as mentioned before, both marvelous and fearful news. For me, that is. For you -- well, you're not affected one way or the other. Except in this way: I'll be annoying you all on a far more regular basis. Perhaps starting tomorrow.
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Speaking for myself, and likely for others, your news is a mixed bag emotionally.
I am naturally delighted that you will be posting more. That's cool.
However, if your doing so comes at the expense of your quality of life, that is not cool.
Thanks for all of your postings, and all of the interesting, eclectic enjoyment you provide.
Joe speaking of annoying, don't want to annoy you, but what do you make of this? Coinkidink?
I wanted to write this guy off as a loon until i saw his reading of Rhianna's Umbrella song at the very least, it's interesting that 'Rocafella' was rapping about the crash back when the subprime value was still estimated at $1.3 trillion... ok that stuff is just crazy, right?
Right. The "loon" theory is the best theory. But to judge from the many comments on that site, I'm depressed -- as always -- by the sheer number of loons out there.
However, this Lady Gaga personage seems rather attractive. I've never encountered her before. What's her story? Has she ever performed any Mahler...?
I think the closest she's come to Mahler was two weeks ago in Detroit. She played two days before the DSO played M7.
If she's not part of the brainwash MIB Xfiles conspy (as the loons will attest from evidence like this video), she certainly appreciates the iconography of the kabalz. At least according to the loon. At the very least for you Joe, there might be some pretty pictures to go ga ga....
Hey, Joe. I predict that you will have a new, self-supporting job no later than November 22 of this year. My guess: entertainment industry. Or maybe you really will just go for the Taco Bell option.
Nope, a repeat meditation says it's in "Hollywood." Maybe you can make some classic movies that aren't horribly flawed.
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