Diddy on Energy
posted by Chris on September 3rd, 2008 | comments (0)
Do you think he intended for this to be funny?
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A dynamic duo lost somewhere between New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
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Diddy on Energyposted by Chris on September 3rd, 2008 | comments (0) Do you think he intended for this to be funny? See more funny videos at Funny or Die
We’re back!posted by Chris on August 26th, 2008 | comments (2) No Country for Old Men / USA / 2007posted by Chris on July 24th, 2008 | comments (9) Photos from the 4thposted by Chris on July 6th, 2008 | comments (0) Yeah it’s overwhelming, but what else can we do? Get jobs in offices and wake up for the morning commute?posted by Chris on June 26th, 2008 | comments (0) So, a couple nights ago I was awoken in the middle of the night by a baby screaming in a neighboring building. An hour later, I was awoken again by Amanda’s arrival home from a business trip. The following night, I was awoken to a cat throwing up on my leg. Last night, I was up late dealing with wedding related issues. I guess what I’m trying to say is that I’m wiped. Between organizing a move (out of state) and getting ready for our wedding there hasn’t been much time for this here blog. So, dear readers, I provide you with the cliche warning of impending blog neglect. I’m not saying that there won’t be any updates but entries between now and, say, August 25th might be a bit sparse. My apologies to anyone who will now have to work that extra 5 minutes per week that they would ordinarily kill here. The Fleet Foxes are Foxy!posted by Chris on June 13th, 2008 | comments (0) My hopeless musical obsession for the month comes to you in the form of the Fleet Foxes. It’s a little bit My Morning Jacket, a little bit Neko Case (though this could just be a “fox” association), a little bit M. Ward, maybe a little bit Jayhawks. They describe themselves as baroque pop, and that’s certainly found in the almost orchestral movements of their music, but I find them leaning closer to the folk end of the spectrum (and let’s be real, there’s only room for the Decemberists in the baroque pop genre). Amanda’s one-word description for it was: craftsmanship. I’ll let the music speak for itself though (courtesy of the meems!): I can hear the bells.posted by Chris on May 29th, 2008 | comments (4) As the resident music lover, I was tasked with procuring musical entertainment for our wedding. Let me tell you, I’m feeling the pressure. First of all, finding a DJ that doesn’t creep me out was a heck of a chore. With a little luck, I was able to find one with a good reputation and a personality that fits out style of wedding (read: unobtrusive). Naturally much of the reception’s music selection will be left to the DJ. It’s his job after all and I don’t listen to much that could remotely be considered appropriate for dancing. But I do want our wedding to bear our fingerprint — it should be a celebration that represents us. Well, thank goodness for the cocktail hour and dinner! When I expressed my concern, the DJ explained that these were prime opportunities to inject any non-dance music into our celebration. Sweet! Now, the final pressure: determining what suggestions we want to make. I spend far too much time thinking about music and now I’m sitting here pouring through 34.08gb of MP3s looking for the perfect party songs. Are they…
Planning a wedding is hard.
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