CyberTrinkets

The first time the home brew tour was mentioned, we were told that "Tickets sell out fast." I logged on 3 minutes after the virtual ticket window opened. Already sold out....

As many know because I've been complaining incessantly, a large problem has beleaguered my very existence: there are no Swedish t-shirts. When I say "no Swedish t-shirts" I mean t-shirts I would actually wear. 

Lots of feet, an ass, another ass, the sky, Andrew's ear, garbled polka music. "It's hard to frolic and take movies at the same time," explains Tom. He sadly deletes his footage of Swedish Midsummer 2014....

http://waitingtogetthere.blogspot.com/2014/05/heist-victim-andrew-sequel.html#.U3jUSuZdWrE

We went to see "odor in the court" after nobody wanted to go Easter Egg Cage Fighting

On Friday, December 13 at 8pm, Tom and I saw David Kitson's new one-man show Analog.ue at St Anne's Warehouse in Brooklyn. On Jay Street. Analog.ue is rapid-fire dialog that glorifies moments in time. Kitson cherishes moments in time. He nabs them with tweezers and jams them in preservative jelly. Then he studies them, up close. You can see his breath condensing on the specimen jars and you know he's so into it he doesn't notice. He also doesn't see his fingerprints on the glass.

by Elvie Richter Fourteen-year-old Danielle MacGowan has never quite fit in— but she always thought that one day she would figure out how to be normal. Then a pint-sized invisible dragon starts following her around and she meets a boy with emerald eyes from the bad part of town. Danielle is faced with a beautiful, deadly world she never knew existed. She must call on her own hidden power if she is to survive.

Danielle is faced with a beautiful, deadly world she never knew existed. She realizes that she must call on her own hidden power if she is to survive.