THIS is pretty cool... and
THESE are even cooler (in a different sort of way; the first is still pretty awesome).
The latter is what I'm wearing currently, in order to ward off the cold of snowfall ... the former is a super cool blog post written by Eugene Song at Born in Chinese about the teaser songs poster on my MySpace page.
Anyway, I'm not sure how much or how little to divulge on this blog. I'm still figuring it out. But trust me when I say, I'm not looking to pull a Ryan Adams and assume more of you are interested in my life than really are... ha! But if you are, don't feel bad, so am I. :)
Yesterday was a breakthrough at my voice lesson. It doesn't seem like a big deal, but OH is it... I had gone through my best run of an exercise call the "lungee" (LUUUHHNNGG-JEEE) yet, and apparently this is one of the more important ones, not the least because it comes closest to "Love" which most sensitive songwriters have a penchance for singing elongatedly (lloooovvvveeee).
Stay tuned... I'm going to post lyrics and the background story for "Isabelle" soon (shoutout to Alex for requesting this).
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Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Monday, January 26, 2009
Tipsy on pinot grigio

Tonight I spent some time catching up with an old friend, getting through a bottle of Italian pinot grigio and talking about life and everything in between. No names mentioned, but she was most of the inspiration behind "Better", I song I wrote almost 4 years ago about a breakup that was just meant to be.
It's amazing what alcohol can do to bring clarity, even while it clouds your mind a little. I think it just clouds the needless stuff a little and brings to the fore a landscape-view of the things that really matter, like stepping back and taking in an aerial view of where you've been, and where you have yet to go.
What am I saying? The point is, cling to the people closest to you, because they're your best landmarks in life. They're the most profound sources of inspiration, and if not, they just bring you back to earth.
And that's all for now. :)
Photo by Mike Lesley.
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