grooverider

re: museums in nyc - absolutely!
it's on my list of things to do.
isn't it great having good reason to be a tourist in your own town?
i'm thinking of finding a place to have my birthday party on sunday and inviting the people i know in the neighborhood.
we'll see how that turns out. that's the only reason i entertained the idea of a hotel room, to host people who came in from jersey or something. we'll see. i have time to plan and time to get my tax refund between now and then!

i am determined to fall in love with this city again. dallas is a great place to live, in my opinion, for the most part.
the cost of living is low, the area is diverse and caters to residents... it's difficult to describe, i guess. usually i don't have good things to say about it because it isn't your major thing like nyc or la or chicago...
but you know, it's where i live.

it's interesting how close dallas is to fort worth and how amazingly different they are, but it's kindof refreshing. everything is on such an urban sprawl, though... and the mass transit systems need SERIOUS work. there're so many cities that comprise the actual metroplex and they just don't cooperate as well as i think they could. but traveling around from city to city in order to complete a day's work is not odd for people who live here... thus all the driving.

what to do while you visit dallas really depends on when you visit.
i went to a terrific ballet yesterday... it was called "four of hearts" and actually featured four pieces in one sitting.
i'm going to seek out the music from the ballets.
first was balanchine's serenade featuring music composed by tchaikovsky, who is, of course, one of my favorites. it was really really beautiful. i seriously had chills.
and then there was another one with just two dancers and the pianist. they called it moonbeams and it was gorgeous, as well. the way two people interact with each other - it's like they use the other as their main prop... so cool... ballet dancers are fucking amazing.
and there was this piece that was all male dancers set only to percussion. it was nifty because the percussionists were on platforms behind the dancers and there were some really groovy pieces using mainly the drum kit and then there were some pieces that only used the xylophones. i was impressed. and the male dancers jump SO HIGH!
then there was a piece focusing on swing dance instead of ballet and that was lots of fun. they used one of my favorite songs by the squirrel nut zippers and it was exciting, i sang along under my breath.

yeah. lots to say about nothing, huh?
this has taken me nearly an hour to leave because of work and all. geesh.

so, i'll get back to it.
if i was trying to say something, i said a bunch of other shit instead.
heh.

"The Spirit of Radio," by Rush.

So hilarious!! I gots to get going. TTYL, groovie.

-a-

(i'm such a dork!!!)

I take it back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sorry I missed you!
Happy Valentines Day!!!

♥a♥

Excellent man. Glad to hear that the gig was good. There are few things better than making good music. I too have just joined a new band, and I'm excited about its prospects. I'm not sure how successful we'll be, but the music that will come out of it....HELLS YEAH.
So how goes life outside of music man? Good I hope. Keep me posted.

Valentine's day
Fuck that holiday
I hate it

Yeah
I really should

you're too cute.

no questions for you today. i'm trying to mix things up a bit.

you'll get over it eventually. it may hurt now, but you won't miss it that much after a while. i'm kidding of course. the questions will return.

dnimreven

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[Edited on Feb 12, 2004 6:30PM]

You, my man, are missing one of the great pleasures of life. Get Zim now! *silly stari commands*

Echoes . . . "space meat"

Teehee!

Awwwwww . . . poor Groovie. I didn't mean to harsh your groove. I just wanted you to know how wonderful it is, and besides you found out about it just in time for the DVDs, which means that you can experience the magic of Zim without all the craptacular commercials for crap and sugar crap that abound on Nick.

The boy and I have already decided that we won't bother forking out cashola for cable when we move. The only reason we have it now is because it is a "freebie perk" that comes included in our apartment's rent.

*Hugs for a Zimless Grooverider*

Haha, you are so cute! Was that there before? Hmm, I don't think so. Mostly sunny, high of 42. I got 60. Picked my car up today and drove in home with the moonroof open, windows down. This is february?

I am totally skipping work right now!! Drove myself right home.

and i guess some people just aren't down with knowing cars are feminine because i know people who think they're boys.

but at least WE know what's up. that's important.



happy tuesday.
i owe you mail

yeah,
i need to communicate with you through other means.

which i will do later today.

[Edited on Feb 10, 2004 11:05AM]

HaHa, pretty site. Lemon Jelly has been on my amazon wish list since June. I was in a phase and Zero 7 was the only one my CD store had (love it!).

Thanks for the advice. He has been seeming kinda restless.

Took him to portal. 2.68412 seconds later, he's back in my lap. No more gnawing on electrical appliances or spinning brodies in the kitchen.

thanks!

[Edited on Feb 10, 2004 9:33AM]

Boogie boogie boogie boo!
Boogie boogie boogie too!
Boogie boogie boogie like glue!
Boogie boogie boogie i you!

Is boogie smoking something or is that a snowcone?

Happy Tuesday, groovie. It's sunshine and smiles on the west coast. How's it goin' on the east coast?