Last week our home communication network came to a screeching halt.
Our phone hasn’t been working right in a while. Everything was good for a while after I rewired everything, but then things slowly started to degrade. The line to the corded wall phone in the kitchen went dead. Then the line to the cordless phone went dead. So we had no phone. Actually, this happened back on Halloween, the night of the break-in.
Remember that Burger King Subservient Chicken? Well, now there’s a bartender girl.
I downloaded a ton of Christmas music today. I’ve been on a search for Christmas music that is not your standard Bing Crosby/Frank Sinatra fare, something produced by good modern rock musicians.
Berta and I were at the mall one Christmas and had stopped in the Guess store (in which we bought her a slinky dress… I wonder what closet that’s in…) and they had the best Christmas music ever. Probably piped in by satellite, it was performed by people who you would hear on the regular radio at the time, not the classic oldies. It was great.
This shareware program converts wave audio to MIDI, which puts you one step closer to sheet music from whistling.
It’s always while you’re turned the other way.
Someone posted something about RedAlt (which isn’t done by any stretch of the imagination) and look at what happened at del.icio.us. (Or Technorati.) It’s like a cancer or something.