Monday, April 25, 2011
Telephone
If you decide to wait for him to call, you should know that he'll do it in the first 24 to 48 hours after he gets your number. Any longer than that, and you probably won't be hearing from him at all.
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Today I've Eaten
Breakfast: cofffee and one chicken wing (drumstick)
Lunch: 1.5 bowls of Honey Nut Cheerios
Dinner: Pom-fili cocktail and pita bread with hummus (Zaytinya)
This weekend has done a number on my appetite.
Lunch: 1.5 bowls of Honey Nut Cheerios
Dinner: Pom-fili cocktail and pita bread with hummus (Zaytinya)
This weekend has done a number on my appetite.
Monday, April 11, 2011
Thursday, April 7, 2011
It Might Get Loud
The thrill was just being able to do it, even if you did it badly. -The Edge
Sometimes I consider being like the White Stripes and filling my wardrobe with only three colors.
I think that when you listen to someone talk about something they really, really love, you can't help but fall in love with it a little bit too.
I want Jimmy Page's record collection.
How is Jack White so pale?
Jimmy Page planned to be a biologist and then an artist. And now he's Jimmy Page.
The Edge wrote "Sunday Bloody Sunday"? It's strange to see him with a braid of hair down his back in the old concert clips.
There are some songs by Led Zeppelin that just haunt you. Every so often I get the urge to put on a Led Zeppelin record and just lay on my bed with my feet dangling off the edge listening. Still, even as an adult.
I vaguely remember when Jack White started working with Loretta Lynn, but when did he go all Americana?
I like the style of this doc, and how the director spent time with each guitar player but also looped all the similar things together. I enjoyed the animated pieces, as well as Jack White talking to his nine-year-old self (in addition to putting him in the trunk of the car at the end and taking his younger version with him wherever he goes). But I wonder how much of this doc made itself. I mean, you've got The Edge, Jimmy Page, and Jack White. You can't go wrong. Especially when you have them jamming together.
The closing version over the credits of "Take a Load Off Annie" makes me appreciate Jack White's vocal talent.
Sometimes I consider being like the White Stripes and filling my wardrobe with only three colors.
I think that when you listen to someone talk about something they really, really love, you can't help but fall in love with it a little bit too.
I want Jimmy Page's record collection.
How is Jack White so pale?
Jimmy Page planned to be a biologist and then an artist. And now he's Jimmy Page.
The Edge wrote "Sunday Bloody Sunday"? It's strange to see him with a braid of hair down his back in the old concert clips.
There are some songs by Led Zeppelin that just haunt you. Every so often I get the urge to put on a Led Zeppelin record and just lay on my bed with my feet dangling off the edge listening. Still, even as an adult.
I vaguely remember when Jack White started working with Loretta Lynn, but when did he go all Americana?
I like the style of this doc, and how the director spent time with each guitar player but also looped all the similar things together. I enjoyed the animated pieces, as well as Jack White talking to his nine-year-old self (in addition to putting him in the trunk of the car at the end and taking his younger version with him wherever he goes). But I wonder how much of this doc made itself. I mean, you've got The Edge, Jimmy Page, and Jack White. You can't go wrong. Especially when you have them jamming together.
The closing version over the credits of "Take a Load Off Annie" makes me appreciate Jack White's vocal talent.
Tonight for Dinner
I ate French bread with Brie and honey, and vegetable soup. And a few lime chips.
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