Archive for October, 2006



Punch, Judy. Judy, Punch.

After a long and protracted illness (laziness), I have returned. Why? Because yesterday I saw a Punch and Judy Show (and a short play by Rachilde) in someone’s living room. It was a wee preview of what Xwing is going to be doing in the spring. I won’t say anymore, just stay on the lookout […]

Tiny Ninja Hamlet

So the other week Sarah sent out an email to some friends asking if anybody wanted to go see Tiny Ninja Hamlet on Monday. I (spending a great deal of my time online) was the first to respond, so I got to go see a bunch of tiny ninjas perform Hamlet. I did not realize […]

The zine is almost done

I apologize to those who actually want to read what I have to say here. I have been entirely too busy trying to finish up issue 1 of Try Less Hard with Sarah to be able to post anything. I also went to four separate performances last weekend, which really took a lot of time […]

Dois mil e um

The other week I was listening to XRT’s The Eclectic Company. The special guest was Beck Hansen who brought along two songs from the Tropicália movement. The first one was Gilberto Gil’s Dois mil e um (2001 for the Portugese-impaired) which was followed by Os Mutantes‘ take on Bat Macumba (which was eventually changed to […]

Today was the last day of Henri’s first series of obedience classes. Today we worked on distractions and then towards the end the class worked on getting a reliable down without use of gesturing. Henri, who has been working on this trick for a pretty long time (since before class even started actually), passed the […]

Red Rover Experiment #9, Gnoetry

I decided to go to the 9th experiment in the Red Rover Reading Series (co-curated by Jen Karmin and Amina Cain), Gnoetry, at the Spareroom’s new home, Locus, on Saturday night. I wish I could say that it was great (I was intrigued by their process and wanted to know more). Instead, it was a […]

Préhistoire de Eric Chevillard

Once upon a time, late June 2002 to be precise, I was about to get on a plane and fly all the way to Dallas from Paris. My flight left relatively early in the morning from the charming little airport in Roissy before it collapsed on itself and I needed something to read on that […]

Here’s an orchid.

Hopefully your day is slightly sunnier now.

The Tigers suck.

You know, I watched a fair amount of baseball this season. And during the season, Detroit really seemed unstoppable. But apparently I was wrong, as all 5 games of the World Series including a throwing error on the part of a Tigers pitcher. I mean, wow, Detroit sucks, who knew? TSK said to me before […]