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on tour.

Updated: March 17th, 2010


little rock is a trip.
i <3 tn.

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best packing job.

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dear little rock airport,

Updated: March 16th, 2010


“sending my kid to mexico for spring break is like sending my kid to iraq.”

really?

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dear phoenix,

Updated: March 16th, 2010


i was thinking that maybe if i closed my eyes hard enough at your airport i could regain all the sleep i missed out on this week.

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somewhere off government camp.

Updated: March 15th, 2010


the boys of into the woods

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some things last a longtime.

Updated: March 15th, 2010


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yes.

Updated: March 10th, 2010


totally grandmas camera.

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BEST COAST.

Updated: March 7th, 2010


we all know now that a show at reed means a test of patience.
mic failure. more then once. during the show. and who needs monitors?!?!

best coast. the most patient band i’ve seen yet.

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yes. mic failure here.

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and here.

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mean jeans

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dear timothy o’sullivan,

Updated: March 4th, 2010


i was daydreaming the other day that we went on a roadtrip. we did a lot of wondering with your gigantic equipment. you were jealous my camera could just hang around my neck. i was jealous you were timothy o’sullivan. we made a pretty rad duo.

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oh chicago.

Updated: February 26th, 2010


i missed you.

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1932

Updated: February 18th, 2010


my how some things never change.

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William Mortensen, Human Relations - 1932
“Hatred is frequently the emotion that lies behind grotesque art… These were the days when stocks were stopping dividends, when lives of thrift and industry were being wiped out by the foreclosing of mortgages and the closing of banks, when Japan was carving herself a large slice of China. Everywhere there was the spirit of ‘Take what you can, and to hell with your neighbor.’ Those who were strong seemed to be, in sheer wantonness, gouging the eyes of humanity.” — Mortensen

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