Halcyon's clothes buyer wasn't in, but they did have this amazing shirt. I really could not pull off something like this, so it's still there if you want it.
Bygones gave me $40 for six things.
If you want the leftovers, you can go to Diversity Thrift.
We walked around Broadway the night she was in Nashville and saw all the crazy country people out for CMA Fanfare or whatever it's called.
We stopped at a flea market somewhere along the way to Richmond.
We did the crossword puzzle in the car.
And, of course, we stopped at Macado's in Salem for dinner and I, of course, got a Molly Brown, which is, of course, the best sandwich on the planet (excluding, of course, the entire menu at Harrison Street Coffee).
In August I will be moving to Portland, Oregon to attend Pacific Northwest College of Art. If all works out, this will lead to an MFA in photography (but technically I am taking some undergrad classes first to catch up).
I recorded these songs four years ago and just now got around to putting them together on a CD and making a cover. You can get a copy for $5 at shows (like the one this Friday at Tomato Tomato), my myspace page, or my website. Or if you think you deserve a free copy, you can mail a letter containing a personal tale or anecdote to: Chris Freeman 2914 Glenmeade Dr Nashville, TN 37216
I was really into American Music Club in high school. I saw them the other night and even though they played mostly new songs that I didn't know, I still really enjoyed the show.
While on a family vacation, I got upset about something and had to go on a walk and have a talk with Dad to calm down. Then my step-mother came along and snapped this picture of the talk.