good stuff

Fast forward to 03:50 to get to the good stuff.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YK0d8ENS__c

Wayyy funny. Pass this one around.

"I'm not going to continue this interview unless you can tell me what Chamberlain did."

Oh, and stay in it till 7:30....

I've been cleaning up a lot around here lately, trying to make room for the fiance, who's moving here when we get married in late June. So far, I've cleaned off one shelf of a bookshelf [still!], sold my CD player and speakers, and gotten rid of a lot of miscellaneous junk that I don't really want him to replace with junk of his own.

My friend Corey has been listening to a great local country & western (emphasis on western) artist named Garrett Parris lately. He played me a few songs by him the other night and I really liked what I heard. Lots of interesting and clever wordplay with a lot of heart and beauty.

Unfortunately, I don’t read as much as I used to–at least not books. I actually spend most of my time reading, but that’s mostly on the web–techie stuff, blogs, news, and millions of emails. I don’t get much of a chance to read fiction just for fun except in my, uh, “office”.

The Tennessean heads back to Lime for this review. Among the good stuff: "one of the best margaritas in town" and the "excellent sangrita from scratch."

I didn't even know there was such a drink as a sangrita (I would have thought sangrita was a typo for sangria), but Wikipedia backs up our local daily on this one (article on sangrita here).

Marty Seligman writes in the Sydney Morning Herald:

In two words or less, what do you most want for your children?

Hey Music City Miracles,

My weeks are starting to be busy in a new way right now. A lot of business-y things are going on and so it’s been a lot of meetings, a lot of brainstorming, a lot of making of lists (and checking them twice).

I so love this line:

We’ll know for the first time
If we’re evil,
or divine;
We’re the Last In Line