HAPPY HALLOWEEN!
Wednesday, October 31, 2007 at 11:12 Seriously, click HERE to be taken to a scary, frightening, and all around bad for you gallery featuring ghouls and ghosts and unspeakable horror!
I hope you all have a happy and safe Halloween
Boo! Lori....
Oh and the scariest photo in the gallery is the very last one, so make sure you click through to see them all...
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BTW, Katie, Chris and George are presenting an unauthorized Halloween concert in the Humanities Little Theater at midnight! I think it'll be 3 bands.
Lori, Katie suggests you make it possible to post video responses to your blog. I don't know if your server would allow that, but it might be fun.
Did you read on Lori's blog that she's planning an Amazon Training Camp on an island off the coast of Australia. What do you think about that?
Maybe I've had a little too much caffein today...
The first band, a 1950's rock-n-roll knockoff called Crossroads, paid honorable homage to the likes of Carl Perkins, Chuck Berry, and Jerry Lee Lewis. But for occasional and abrupt shifts in tempo, they might have had me dancing in the isles. They ended their set with Johnny B. Goode.
Chris' band, Squishy Details, except for the drummer, sounded downright terrible. Despite the absence of a bass player, the 2-guitar & drum trio put out a fearsome level of volume, delivering eardrum-shattering Beatles, Hendrix and Led Zeppelin played and screamed ridiculously out of tune over the disintegrating PA speakers. I thought they had an infectuous, primitive energy, though, and a pretty cool stage vibe.
In short, it was a ghouliscious way to spend Halloween. Like Lori's biceps, it was solid rock! (Just don't expect me to understand a word you say tomorrow.)
Just look at my videos to see a real freak.
Lori Braun
And everywhere they'd go, they'd shout,
And though I covered my eyes I knew,
They'd go away.
But fear's the only thing I saw,
And three days later 'twas clear to all,
That nothing is as scary as election day.
But the day after is darker,
And darker and darker it goes,
Who knows, maybe the plans will change,
Who knows, maybe he's not deranged.
The news men know what they know, but they,
Know even less than what they say,
And I don't know who I can trust,
For they come what may.
--Norah Jones "My Dear Country"