About Location: Vermont, USA Navigation current Enjoying: In the Flesh: The Cultural Politics of Body Modification by Victoria Pitts: fairly self-explanatory, really"Since I spend my working days studying trends, many of which are downright disgusting, I feel it's my duty after work to encourage the trends I'd like to see catch on, like signaling before you change lanes, and chocolate cheesecake." --Connie Willis, Bellwether Archive
Old teenage hopes alive at your door
No one likes a girl who won't sober up
Why am I able to waste my energy to notice life being so beautiful?
He doesn't see the danger dawning
What in the world ever became of Sweet Jane? Credits template concept & |
September 19, 2007Old teenage hopes alive at your doorI'm being stalked by Feist. Exhibit 1: As soon as I tried to tune a radio station on last.fm, no matter what artists I chose, last.fm brought me Feist. Ani diFranco? You'll like Feist. Mountain Goats? You'll like Feist. Phil Collins? You'll like Feist. Which, now that I think of it, is not so much evidence of stalking as it is of a broken algorithm. Exhibit 2: WRUV wanted me to like Feist, and played a boppy, disco non-1234 song for me one horrible Saturday when I had to work while under the weather. It made the morning more tolerable. And then it turned out that Feist was playing in Burlington. Exhibit 3: Feist's the boppy happy songster in those new iPod Nano commercials. C'mon. You know you bop along. Here. Bop along some more. It's that kind of evening. |