February 2008
Monthly Archive
Riverbrew in LSJ
Posted by Dan on 29 Feb 2008 | Tagged as: Riv, Xianity
Riverbrew is in the Lansing State Journal. I was interviewed along with Brett and our non-blogging friend Gary.
Schedule
Posted by Dan on 28 Feb 2008 | Tagged as: Friends, Family, music, Life
Here’s our schedule for the next couple of days:
Today: Meetings in the morning to the early afternoon. Rehearsal and dinner in the evening.
Tomorrow: Since Feburary 29th doesn’t usually exist I’m hoping my productivity at work really shows at the end of their year, hopefully my report will say something like “Dan really got at least an extra days work this year.” Or something like that. Also, little detail, Will and Monaca’s wedding.
Saturday: Get up in the morning, pick up Jeremy and Kristen. Drive to Akron, Ohio. Stop in and see the family. Drive with everyone to Swensons. Go see the Avett Brothers at the Kent Stage. Drive back to Mom’s. Watch Wilco on SNL (yes it will feel like my birfday). Sleep. Get up. Drive home. Set up for Merge. Listen to Theme and Variation. Listen to James’s teaching etc…
Next week: Have a baby.
Hopefully that last thing won’t happen before the weekend is over. Otherwise, Jeremy and I may be delivering a baby on the side of the highway. And by “Jeremy and I” I really mean “Kristen.”
I Tunes Random Challenge
Posted by Dan on 23 Feb 2008 | Tagged as: music
I’ve been tagged by Noel. And I’ll do the challenge, but I’m not going to tag anyone else.
1. “From The Eighteen Hundreds” by Childbite
2. “Kingpin” by Wilco (yes, Noel was right)
3. “Rollin’ And Tumblin’ by Bob Dylan
4. “White Ladder” by David Gray
5. “51st by Jason Morant
6. “It Is Well With My Soul” by Chris Rice
7. “What On Earth Will You Do” by Johnny Cash
8. “Breathe” by Telepopmusik
9. “Hair Cut” by Pavement
10. “Don’t Even Sing About It” by The Books.
Old Timey Remedies
Posted by Dan on 04 Feb 2008 | Tagged as: Life
Well, I guess it fits that since I’ve been listening to more bluegrass, playing more banjo, watching westerns (310 to Yuma is awesome) and hanging out with our resident Old Soul-Brandon Foote, that I might as well add that my doctor (after seeing my sore throat) told me to buy some whiskey and honey because that’s the best thing I could do.  It didn’t take much to convince me to grab some Johnny Walker and some Buckswheat honey.  My throat is already feeling better.