The office is going to feel weird for the foreseeable future. I don't think any of us realize how close you become with co-workers until they are gone, and when that disappearance is as final as death (and a super... Continue Reading →
This weekend did not go as planned. Something felt off on Friday night. I got the text on Saturday. My heart broke. I'm not sure I'm ready to talk about it but, long story short, a co-worker passed away on... Continue Reading →
There's life before you see Peelander-Z live, and then life after. Let me tell you, life is a lot better on the "after" side of things. My first experience with this Austin-based other-world bred band was all the way back... Continue Reading →
Photo courtesy of Freeway Art I recently talked about missing New York in a previous post. Ever since then, I've been eyeing weekends on the calendar when I can maybe get away to go visit old haunts from family vacations... Continue Reading →
Look, I know Spotify is the devil. I know they don't pay artists what they should and that it's a pretty bad company to support. That being said, I use Spotify. Honestly, it's what I have a lot of playlisting... Continue Reading →
I've seen a lot of cool live music over the years. Some of it is love at first note, and other acts take me some time to warm up to. Some are acts that feel familiar, and others take me... Continue Reading →
I'm starting to get frustrated with the day. I'm getting a lot done, but it's one of those one-step-forward, two-steps-back kinds of days. Every time I get an email done, I go back to my inbox to find three new... Continue Reading →
One of the bands I saw last night just asked for a link to the photos I took. This band happens to be one of my favorite bands of all time so, yeah, I'm feeling pretty good right now. I'm... Continue Reading →
Okay, I don't know if I'd actually call myself a 'Swiftie,' but I'll be the first to admit that on high anxiety days, I blare "You Need To Calm Down" from my office and just breathe. Like many of her... Continue Reading →