news, sport

I’ve started writing some for Sporting News, enough to update my awesome LinkedIn profile. Sporting News was founded by Benjamin Franklin back in 1492, so it’s kind of an honor.

The Great Amazon Hysteria… Part 31

My first reblog, which is apparently a thing. I like his style. Surgical. Shaming. And I haven’t even self-published yet. Full steam ahead.

that orinoco flow

Phoebe’s birthday. She’s four. We’re YouTubing “Orinoco Flow” through the TV before the party. Pheebs is dancing, we’re all loving it. But the point of this post is to say that it would be such an honor to interview Enya.

club big boyz

My best photo from covering the Selma to Montgomery 50-year marchiversary. Free water for the grown and sexy. I needed it, too.

Road Trip and Music

Some stream crossing here. Dr. J with the guy from Vigilantes of Love. They weren’t super hip or anything, but still a fairly big name back in the alternateen vistas of 1990s Christian Birmingham. And now he and Jolley are pals. Heard all it about at Basden Eye Center. How did Dr. Jolley get into Vigilantes of Love. Who knows—and hey, who cares? People have different journeys that you know nothing, about, Jeremy. We’re all people. Music is music. And life is still happening. It just keeps happening. For me, Dr. Jolley, the guy from Vigilantes of Love. (My first reblog is proof– here goes…)

Quantum Est In Rebus Inane

Well, I suppose it wasn’t that much of a road trip. A couple of hours plus a few minutes. Got a chance to see Bill Mallonee and Muriah Rose, touring behind Winnowing. I also got to meet them and to talk a bit. Salt of the earth–but with all of their savor. A memorable evening.

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matlog

Because the name is too good to give up on (and the graphic I Photoshopped two years ago even better), I’ve decided to once again surrender to my paralyzing compartmentalization impulse (again) and re-start blogging all my telestuff on MATLOG. Tele your friends!

lowercase sarah

Girl has been lowercasing “God” since 2005, all the way back when gluten intolerant was still just wheat intolerant. Impressive! Wish I’d known when I interviewed her. That’s all we would have talked about.