8.31.08 Alexander Calder has a big mobile in the Museum of Art in Phila. called Ghost and is you sneek around the big curtains you can look out the window and see his father's fountain on the circle and way down the street you can see his grandfathers sculpture of of Benjamin Franklin on top of Independence Hall. He has a show of his jewelry there now.

8.30.08 Tick, tick, tick.

8.29.08 Sometimes things get strange in the barrens and that's fine with me. Normal scares some people.

8.28.08 Live cam is on today- stuck in here working.

Joe Cocker interpretation. Damn, is that what he said.

8.27.08 Hard at work on the David Corsi for Congress site.

8.26.08 Going to do a Rain Dance all day. Is that sort of like the twist? Need rain like a \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ wheatfield.

8.25.08 Kirchner show at MoMA (really good one online):

8.24.08 Do you ever ask yourself, "What the fuck am I doing?"

8.23.08 Cool shot of water spouts off Bayville.

8.22.08 NJ's state bird- the Goldfinch. on a yellow flower.

8.20.08 The link to Actual Torture Video was messed up for a bit yesterday but works fine now. Sean in some kind of pain.

8.19.08 Actual Torture Video The horror, the horror.

8.18.08 The buzzards are gathering overhead...hmmm.

8.17.08 Lazy.

8.16.08 Talked to Mike Geer last night on the phone. He put a new band together down in Texas called The Blackboards.

You can hear some of their muz on their MySpace page.

Great! But I haven't DONE anything noteworthy.
Okay, I'll take it! Strange, though.

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