NOAA Satellites and Information September 1st, 2004 @ 9:38 pm PST
The threat of an earthquake hitting southern California is not really something that can keep you worrying all night. For all intents and purposes an earthquake is unpredictable. There is little to no humidity, and I haven’t seen a cockroach in four years now. I honestly must admit, though, that I miss this sort of […]
Rock and Roll May 23rd, 2002 @ 4:34 pm PST
My girlfriend and I went to The Troubadour last night to catch a guy named Marc Copely. He was opening for a group called Sense Field, and opening for him was a group called Crashcart. (Crashcart was actually pretty cool.) The Troubadour’s been around since 1957; an excellent little club. I’m pretty sure The Doors […]
For Squirrels July 18th, 2001 @ 1:07 pm PST
Disenchanted – For Squirrels
Less Than Jake March 8th, 2001 @ 1:11 pm PST
I saw Less Than Jake last night at The Hollywood Palace. Amazing concert. I love those guys. One of the songs from their new album is called Gainesville Rock City. (The CD case has a spinner-dial on the back that tells you the mileage between numerous cities and Gainesville, Florida. Very cool.) The encore began […]
Kathleen Gagne December 19th, 2000 @ 8:27 pm PST
If you live in the Gainesville / Ocala Florida COX Cable market you have a chance to see my mom on television. She’s in the currently-airing COX Happy Holidays commercial, sitting at her desk and waving at the camera. Wave to her and tell her how much you love being a COX Cable subscriber. Hi, […]
Underwear December 14th, 2000 @ 1:47 pm PST
About 200 years ago I used to work at a place called InterLink Paging in Gainesville, FL with a woman named Anita. I worked there for years. During the holiday season, Anita would always talk to me about a song called Walking ‘Round in Women’s Underwear sung to the tune of Walking in a Winter […]
Gainesville Is Tops September 26th, 2000 @ 1:27 pm PST
Your experience inside the place, where Florida has lost only four times in 11 seasons, may not be the best. But look at a game experience as the whole package.
A Hard Rain June 15th, 2000 @ 12:12 pm PST
I guess I really should say something about the fact that last night it rained the most and the hardest and the craziest and the lightningest that is has here in at least two years. It was an amazing downpour. It was biblical. Did I mention that the block of condos behind mine – like […]
Alphabetized CD Collection June 13th, 2000 @ 12:57 pm PST
I can’t believe /dan.el.ope/ thinks that he might be the only person who alphabetizes his CD collection. Someone set up a poll (because I’m too lazy to do it) and you will find that (I’m betting) at least 80% of bloggers have their CDs in alphabetical order. Although why anyone would secondary sort by album […]
Beer June 5th, 2000 @ 12:00 pm PST
When I went to LA in June of ’99, Jorge and I bought a few 20-packs of Budweiser longnecks. I was surprised to see the 20-pack boxes out there. I had never seen them anywhere outside of New England. They are pretty economical; a 20-pack is around $12 while a 12-pack is $8.50. The case […]
