Suzanne Vega and The Roots offer a 2010 live version of "Tom's Diner." pretty cool.
do do do do do do do do...
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Flowers for the Garden: PJ Morton's "Walk Alone"
stop making mountains out of molehills when they're not even real. you need to go and follow your dreams. it's not as hard as it seems... -PJ Morton, "Mountains and Molehills"
this cd is giving me everything right now. in particular, "Mountains and Molehills" is one of those songs that's my LIFE. craziness. inspiration at it's finest. the entire cd is officially in heavy rotation in the car, on the laptop, and on the treadmill.
be encouraged, stars.
for more info on PJ Morton, follow him on twitter.
be. fly.
rhythm
this cd is giving me everything right now. in particular, "Mountains and Molehills" is one of those songs that's my LIFE. craziness. inspiration at it's finest. the entire cd is officially in heavy rotation in the car, on the laptop, and on the treadmill.
be encouraged, stars.
for more info on PJ Morton, follow him on twitter.
be. fly.
rhythm
Friday, April 2, 2010
Letters from the Garden: Dear Marvin
dear Marvin,
happy birthday. we miss you.
special shout out to my super dope friend who put me on to this rehearsal vid of my favorite Marvin song...
be. fly.
rhythm
related garden reading:
happy birthday. we miss you.
special shout out to my super dope friend who put me on to this rehearsal vid of my favorite Marvin song...
be. fly.
rhythm
related garden reading:
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Letter from Amelia: On Marriage
Letters of Note is a website that shares authentic letters, notes, postcards, etc. from celebrities, and other historical figures. today they featured the following letter from Amelia Earhart, sent to her then-fiance the morning of their wedding in February 1931:
for the transcript and more interesting letters, check out the website.
thoughts?
Thursday Throwback: Crayons
remember getting lost in the world of crayons? coloring a really fly picture and giving it every ounce of your energy? those were the days. i liked to color using the technique my older brother taught me...a hard, solid outline and then a light shading-in with the same color. fiyah!
i think i'll invest in a throwack box of crayons soon...there's no therapy like the soothing sensation of coloring...
be. fly.
rhythm
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