Experimental Music at the Library

Some footage of Jace's performance at the Cincinnati Public Library.  

Shouldn't have sat under the speaker while recording! 

Three Drink Kid

Who is that puttering around the house in a blanket?

Home Vibes

This weekend Jace and I decided to camp out downstairs by the fire and watch movies.

Jace's latest project, spray painting the tv the color 'biscuit.'

Can you tell what we were watching?

 Spent most of today home reading C. P. Snow's article on Balzac.

Then Jace and I walked to the bookstore downtown and I bought

Jonathan Kozol's Savage Inequalities: Children in America's Schools.

Productive Weekend or ...?

Make your dog a sweater

90210

Beverly Hills 90210 caused a stir in my family.  Or that is how it appeared to me when it aired in 1990.  Both of my sisters (being 11 and 8 at the time) had been talking about it before it came out and we were all pretty excited.  It is only now that I realize I was not quite 5 years old.  I don't remember feeling that young.  But both my sisters wanted to see it and I was the youngest so I didn't want to be left out of any grown up girl activity.  In the end I wasn't allowed to see it because I was too young and it was past my bedtime, but I eventually learned how to 1) stay up past my bed time and 2) sneakily watch the show from the kitchen under the guise of making a snack.

90210 taught me so much.  It taught me what cocaine was and that breast cancer looks like chewing gum.  I don't know if this actually happened in one of the episodes, but I seem to remember Dylan sniffing coke out of a ring he was wearing on his finger.

 

I was also confused by the Luke Perry and Jason Priestley.  They had the same hair so it was years before I realized they were two distinct characters.

 

 

Beverly Hills 90210, an impressive but confusing show to a young kid.

 

Don't look back

There is no returning to

Man, Yoo-hoo and conductor overalls?