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Saturday, March 3, 2007
Friday, March 2, 2007
Pete Yorn.
Saw Pete Yorn in concert tonight at the legendary First Avenue. Excellent show. The last time I'd seen a show at First Av. was about 1991, and I was happy to see that nothing has really changed - except the lack of cigarette smoke. That's a welcome change.
I took a handful of pictures during the concert, but liked this one best. I liked it even more when I saw the time stamp on it: 11:59:55.
Saw Pete Yorn in concert tonight at the legendary First Avenue. Excellent show. The last time I'd seen a show at First Av. was about 1991, and I was happy to see that nothing has really changed - except the lack of cigarette smoke. That's a welcome change.
I took a handful of pictures during the concert, but liked this one best. I liked it even more when I saw the time stamp on it: 11:59:55.
Labels: music
Thursday, March 1, 2007
Ambulance.
I got lucky and happened to have my camera handy when an ambulance passed by my studio early Thursday morning.
I got lucky and happened to have my camera handy when an ambulance passed by my studio early Thursday morning.
Labels: minneapolis, snow, studio
Wednesday, February 28, 2007
Cuppa joe
Right in the middle of The Storm Of The Century (Part Deux)(tm), I went for a drive. Soon after, a hankerin' for coffee cropped up, so I stopped at Muddy Waters. Far too hip for an old fucker like me, but I like it anyway.
Right in the middle of The Storm Of The Century (Part Deux)(tm), I went for a drive. Soon after, a hankerin' for coffee cropped up, so I stopped at Muddy Waters. Far too hip for an old fucker like me, but I like it anyway.
Tuesday, February 27, 2007
Sunday, February 25, 2007
Blizzard Of The Century
The local weather prognosticators have been in a tizzy the last two days straight with The Blizzard Of The Century bringing the four horsemen of the apocalypse down upon Minneapolis. I'd estimate that 10" landed on our neighborhood.
The local weather prognosticators have been in a tizzy the last two days straight with The Blizzard Of The Century bringing the four horsemen of the apocalypse down upon Minneapolis. I'd estimate that 10" landed on our neighborhood.
Labels: snow
