Monthly Archives: May 2004

I had a dream about driving to Montreal with Warren & the band and being constantly accosted by homeless people and/or hustlers and grifters. Which in reality was more like my trip to San Diego. Then I crashed the van … Continue reading →

BoroscopeDo you think it occurs to people who believe in astrology that it’s like saying that they have no free will (or at the very least their free will is limited/constrained) – that their personality is not dictated by their … Continue reading →

Here is the full press release for Chris’ upcoming show: http://www.dianefarrisgallery.com/artist/woods/ex04/press.html I can’t wait. But I have to! But, I can’t. Kodos got a new scratching post courtesy of Kate. I love going to birthday parties where I walk away … Continue reading →

I walked down to Tribeca on Seymour to see Jen & Norm’s art show there and met some new people, which was nice. It was a restaurant/bar type of a place, so it was noisy and crowded and all the … Continue reading →

“Heather Permitting” would be a good name for a band. Or if I was dating a girl named Heather and I wanted to go out with the boys to watch hockey down at the pub, I would say it. Or … Continue reading →

Upon further consideration I think moving to Japan might be unrealistic. So – if I move to New Zealand, who wants to come with me? I am still going to learn Japanese though.

Well I’m up and awake now, and strangely the banging and grinding that started at 9am this morning (for those who work 9-5, that would be the equivalent of 5am for you) has miraculously stopped. They’ll burn for this. I … Continue reading →

In my younger days, when I was more of a fanatic of H.R. Giger than I am now (although I still love his stuff) I used to think it would be cool to do up my apartment with resinous ridges … Continue reading →

Here’s a quite long but very interesting recent New Yorker article about my favourite chain-smoking, Neil Diamond-appreciating squid specialist, Steve O’Shea http://www.newyorker.com/fact/content/?040524fa_fact1 thanks to Sid Swoorch. And just for fun, if you ever wanted to see what trawling looks like, … Continue reading →

An open letter to writers, directors & producers in the movie industry. Before you release your movie, run it by me first. I’ll save you a lot of pain & heartache from critics by pointing out flubbs, goofs, technical errors, … Continue reading →