type writers
An evening of letter writing with friends/strangers at the regional assembly of text (main st, vancouver). Typewriters hurt your index fingers – and sound fantastic.
the letter featured here will soon be hidden somewhere in my neighborhood – looking for an anonymous penpal to write back.
ew-too-cute-think-yer-gonna-barf?
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i caribou’t you
for making your music, for stealing my bike. for walking cross the cambie st bridge with me at night.
in truth and respect, in silence and awe. in morning cafes, and in gratitude – for all the moments i saw.
for rotting vegetables lost in our fridge, for 65 classrooms of 16 year old kids.
in audio production and editorial cues, in not letting me falter on impending dues.
for the island, the interior, and the friends i don’t see. for burlington, bucerias & beijing, my family.
in kindness and pun, and a whole lot of grace,
let’s whip out the rum and smash up our face(s)!
happy holidays.
xox
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Feast your ears. I learned 2 weeks ago that a close friend of three years has been busy making music for the past little while… without telling anyone. I think he’s extremely talented, and last week we sat down with a microphone and recorded some lyrics for one of his trax.
Abashedly, intriguingly, this is the result.
Where Time is Passed by monkt&bnna …
thanks monkeywrench.
ps. i am beyonce.
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white spot waitress
she greets me with a forward face and we play from there. “want some?”
“i’d love to but my bosses would frown.”
she is my white spot waitress.
“well, if all they’re going to do is frown…”
“and maybe something else that starts with an F.” she’s funny, quick-witted, slow of step.
my bills, split because business doesn’t pay for booze, tell me that her name is Amy.
Amy Amy Amy.
i wonder if i’ll serve again. it seems to have that appeal of hopeless desparity that the magazines seem to love. But then i wouldn’t get flown to far off Canadian towns like Kelowna for work. that’d be a shame.
John Henderson tells me the prime reasons he’s upset about having to retire. “in those days it would be me and sheryl and we’d drive across BC for shows. we got stuck in Prince George for 4 days once in a snowstorm. That was when CBC had money…”
i think my plane is boarding. Amy tricked me and i’m staring at the largest ‘pint’ in airport history. white spot is closing for the night and 2 more sips of this yellow slooge and i’ll be in the sky.
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