Howl Simone Friday, October 29, 2010 Allen Ginsberg in 1953, photographed in NYC by William S. Burroughs Last Sunday, Roger and I went … Read more
Two Yards of Tiger-Striped Fleece Simone Tuesday, October 26, 2010 craft stores swollen warts across the nation festering with glues, glitter, fun foam and bolts! so … Read more
I Wanna Live In Robot Town Simone Wednesday, October 20, 2010 Oh, if only I could weld....the robots I might create. Random metals are a wonderful thing, when th… Read more
Kerouac Haikus Simone Sunday, October 17, 2010 And now it's time for more Haikus by Jack Kerouac The cow taking a big dreamy crap, turning t… Read more
Day Of My Increasing Power Simone Thursday, October 07, 2010 I went to Revocup today, since it's my birthday and ordered a LARGE soy chai latte. They have … Read more
Ruby Or Iridescent Cough Drop? Simone Monday, October 04, 2010 This weekend it really felt like fall outside. So I was in the mood for this song, which to me, goe… Read more
The Times They Are October'n Simone Friday, October 01, 2010 Ah, October, my favorite month. This morning I drove Annabelle to her Strings class. She is learnin… Read more
Beautiful Mind This is cosmic. Give yourself a break from all the holiday madness and take a quiet ride through outer space. The music… Keep reading
Don't You Want To Sing With Heino? I have Germanic ancestry in my blood but I swear to god sometimes I don't understand the German people at all. Keep reading
The Street That Plows Forgot This week the weather is reasonable, you can sit down and have a conversation with it. The snow dumped along the should… Keep reading
Burl Ives Event Stirs Trouble Anew in Small Maryland Town Dispute over folksy troubador creates rancor in Peaksville, Maryland Peaksville, MD – A Christmastime controversy over… Keep reading
My Summer Freakout I wrote a thing about how moved I was by seeing the Flaming Lips live in concert last year in Kansas City, which moved … Keep reading
Weird Cloud Rare sighting of a tapeworm cloud. * Pictured here near Lawrence, the cloud stretched north for miles and stayed … Keep reading