The Works

This is a short little update to let the world know that unlike Amelia Earhart, I haven’t mysteriously disappeared while crossing the ocean of work betwixt one blog post and the next.

I went to see Public Enemies last Friday, and found myself gripped by the human intensity which bled from the silver screen to the tune of those Chicago Typewriters. Highly recommended. I’ve also been working on my serve and backhand slice at tennis, but that doesn’t really matter until I beat my mythical uncle in a match.

Other than that, I’ve been spending many, many hours in my recently assembled recording studio perfecting vocals, and am waiting for the cynicism to die off a bit so I can edit out the strong language contained in an unpublished blog post describing the experience. You see, I am using Linux to get the job done - and while it may be free, it also requires you to UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU’RE DOING. Easier said than done.

I also worked with several friends of mine in the local chapter of Youth for Human Rights last week, and an article about us was published in the Clearwater Beacon - http://www.tbnweekly.com/pubs/clearwater…

There’s a brilliant set of public service announcements featuring human rights, by director Taron Lexton, which are guaranteed to cheer you up and tickle your noodle. If you haven’t seen them, they’re at http://www.youthforhumanrights.org/watch…

That’s all for now, but further interesting and certainly more thought-provoking content is on it’s way, so stay tuned.

Sirio