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Pink on pink on pink
Every band needs a logo
Those Darlins kicked things off.
Anyway, the show was really great! If you have any pictures of us playing, send them to me. Photo by Kelly Kerr.
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"I want to take this into Starbucks and tell them, 'now THIS is a tall!'"
This is where I've been in the last few days... or the path I would have taken if the airplane had flown directly over the highways. I took bad pictures or no pictures, so here's what happened: I got bumped up to first class, Steve and his mom came over for dinner, I took a train to DC, Dad's pantry is still fully stocked, Matt and Kendall are dong just fine, train back to Richmond. Imagine all that like people had to back in the days before soul-stealing picture takers.
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Lucky for me the Portland police don't seem to care about people driving around with expired out-of-state plates.
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with a lady this time.
Cause I can't commit.
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Free samples
I took my photos to Scrap's gallery so they could hang them up for the show. They also have a store of junk that can be reused for making art. Some of next year's found photos may come from this box.
I found a bunch of negatives that I took with my 110 camera when I was a kid. The prints were lost long ago, so I'm scanning them to see what they are of. Here's my grandmother playing Monopoly with the cat circa 1984.
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Anne and I have been playing online Scrabble for pizza because she figured out that you can order a pizza online for someone who lives on the other side of the country. I won the last game... who else will challenge me?!?!
So the other day I was using this Seal-It Brand packing tape:

It is really bad. It is too thin and tears and you end up wasting half the roll. Anyway, you may notice there is an email address on the roll. I got so frustrated that I sent an email to the Seal-It company. Here is the email:
"I am very unhappy with the quality of the Seal It brand packing tape. It does not unroll easily and it tears as I am using it, thus causing me to waste much of the tape as I have to peel it back around to compensate for the tear. I have been cursing your product since I bought it. I got so frustrated with your tape that I couldn't even finish the roll. I went out and bought a roll of Scotch to finish my packing needs. Their product comes off the roll easily and does not tear. If I had known how terrible your product was, I would have bought Scotch in the first place. Therefore, I believe you owe me a roll of Scotch brand packing tape. Please mail this to me. My address is below."
As soon as I sent it, I thought it was really a dumb thing to do and why am I wasting my time worrying about tape? Then I forgot about the whole thing, because I wasn't really that mad about the tape.
Then a few days later I got an email reply from the company, which I was too embarrassed to read because it was pretty dumb to get so upset about tape.
Then a few days later this free tape arrived at my doorstep:
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Tagging along with Dan and his friends means I get to be a tourist in Portland again. I don't go to Powell's or Voodoo Doughnut much normally.
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Four episodes of Twin Peaks in one afternoon.
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These two hairs stuck to the wall of my bathroom to remind me that I'm being watched over while I pee.