Roads, Mills, Laps

Since I can’t write what I want to, I will go with a re-run.

You must buy this album by these fine folks. Wow. I can’t say it enough. Buy it. Then listen to it a million times like I’ve been doing. It will grow on you like a fecund dandelion root in a handful of Vermont soil

Then hang your holiday rainbow lights in the garden (huh? sample the song “Gospel”)

It’s been a while since I’ve had one of these stick with me so. You know how songs remind you of things? This one reminds me of slapping Portland cement into cracks in my new basement with my ungloved hands–getting chemical burns down to the nerve endings of my fingers; of Durock(TM) cement board and removing piss-smelling carpet in hot, 100 year-old houses on sweltering July afternoons.

P.S. Going to see them 4 Sept. in Philly. Tickets: $15 per. which is a 700% savings over the last concert mistake I went to.
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Ambushes.

I once learned in the Army the following about pulling off ambushes: You get your enemy in the kill zone; you surprise them with massive firepower; then you sweep the kill zone, making sure that they are dead–cutting off their ears, wedging the Ace of Spades into their eyelids (that kind of freedomnapplepie stuff)

Well, I’m alive; I’m not going away. (The timing of your visit couldn’t be more obvious.)

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Back to the re-run.

Ain’t the irony funny?

1. I go and see Morrissey at the Borgata in Atlantic Crackwhore
2. I go to a sports book beforehand
3. I bet on a horse and lost
4. I like the National–love them
5. The National hangs out at horse racing tracks and loses too

More of them:

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