X2
X2 (2003)
3/20/2006
Silent blades rave
Never thought I would rave about wiper blades, but these completely silent blades were such a blissful change it’s hard not to.
3/19/2006
And where have you been?
Heck, where have I been? Many apologies for being MIA for so long. A lot has been going on - trips to LA and Montreal for work, a couple of snowboarding trips to Tahoe being big time-eaters. I’ve been meaning on doing a number of posts during this down-time, but for whatever reason, I kept getting distracted. Needless to say, that while a good number of folks were nice enough to send in their thoughts to help with the redesign of this blog - I just haven’t had the time to get to that (not sure when that’s going to be, but it’s definitely on the list!).
It’s almost comical how things have gotten in the way - for instance, I really wanted to write about seeing Philip Glass perform “Koyaanisqatsi” in the Davies Symphony Hall, but leaving for Montreal the next morning and not having ‘net access for the vast majority of the time while up there (despite having forked out an additional fee to Sprint to make sure that I’d be covered up there) put a damper on that one. But now that I find myself with a little bit of time before heading to the ‘Store, at least I can fill you guys in on that.
In short, it was a great performance. I had never seen Philip Glass Ensemble perform before, nor had I actually seen the film - despite having the soundtrack from Jim’s recommendation so many, many years ago. I was really hoping that they would make good use of the resident
