The band YES has taken over my living room. Watching their concert DVD and laughing so hard at the conversations on my couch right now. I had to document this secretly from my side chair.
Actual quotes being said right now by my boyfriend and our friend Brian as they watch a DVD of the band YES. In my living room. Right now. The next time you sit down to watch a band's DVD, listen carefully to what you say. It just may be hilarious.
During piano player's solo:
Travis: "His hands are like squirrels. Run."
Brian: "Dude, I know."
Travis: "Fiefel goes west. I want to go too."
Brian: "I don't care how cheesy this is. I like it."
Travis: "That was friggin' intense."
Band playing together:
Brian: "We need to fine a keyboard player like that."
Travis: "And a guitar player like that."
Brian: "Magnets. I get it. Sounds like a Wayne's World quote."
Brian: "Dude this is awesome."
Travis: "It's getting better but it was awesome to begin with."
Brian: "I feel a drum solo coming. ... I feel it."
(Travis goes to bathroom. The first time he's left the couch in more than an hour).
Travis: "Man, I can still hear it from the bathroom. Sounds awesome. ... Want some Mac and Cheese?"
Travis: "Dude, I'm never going to go to a concert again. Unless it's Deer Hunter."
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
She's got the look

Ok, going without cable for 8 months has taught me a lot. For instance, there is life after Rock of Love, I can survive without the Kardashians, and lots of TV shows you can find online. (Which is probably why I don't miss Kim, Klohe and Kourtney K., "dolls").
I've also learned that Tuesday nights (a few times) I've watched the new Melrose Place. Eh. But I must get something off my chest. Ashlee Simpson.
OK, I met her several years back in Portland and she was sweet. I bought her first album when it came out (and know all the words). I liked Seventh Heaven. But I cannot stand her acting on Melrose Place. I do a better puppy-dog face performance trying to get my boyfriend to take the trash out.
Before the end of every one-liner she delivers she gives the same damn look. Blank. Like she doesn't know what to do so she looks like she's thinking, and tries to make it look sexy. I'm thinking "not so much..." Honey, I know you've got it in you -- learn a different face. Oh wait, didn't you buy your nose? XOXO
Friday, August 7, 2009
I'll never comedown...
I don’t think Gavin Rossdale get’s enough credit.
Everytime I hear “Comedown” it takes me back to some of the happiest days of my life. His voice is outstanding, the bass is monumental and, quite frankly, it’s hot as hell.
"...no one knows never will / mostly me but mostly you / what do you say do ya do / when it all comes down..."
Thanks. And great seeing you in concert in Portland recently. I'll never comedown...
Everytime I hear “Comedown” it takes me back to some of the happiest days of my life. His voice is outstanding, the bass is monumental and, quite frankly, it’s hot as hell.
"...no one knows never will / mostly me but mostly you / what do you say do ya do / when it all comes down..."
Thanks. And great seeing you in concert in Portland recently. I'll never comedown...
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Saying goodbye to Michael J

MJ, that's what I'll call you: MJ. It sounds like we're friends.
And in some ways I feel like we are. I've always admired your music, even as a child I knew there was something special about you, your talent and dedication to your craft.
Thanks for your amazing songs. Thanks for giving my sister (boyfriend) and I something to dance to. So many of us are celebrating you in this time.
I visited my grandfather recently who just had a hip replacement. I asked, "how is your recovery going?" And he said, "I'll be moonwalking out of here in no time."
You wanted 2009 to be your big comeback, you got it. But in my family, you never left.
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