The beaver is a proud and noble animal
Notes from a bemused canuck
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emjayne and Mickey last night. Loads of fun. Tired this morning. Arm hurts, for some weird reason.
Just got back from walking on Mont St-Bruneau with Michel and Isabelle. As always, there are some pictures, I just need to get off my ass and post them. Shouldn't be *too* long now.
Starting to cook a stuffed chicken, then I'm taking a nap.
Zzzzzzzzzkghghgrrrrrrr
Katy? Wake up, you're snoring.
Mumblemulbleok
Zzzzzzzzzkghghgrrrrrrr
*shake*shake*Katy? Wake up sweetie, you're snoring.
Mumblemulbleok
Zzzzzzzzzkghghgrrrrrrr
*shake*shake*Katy? turn on your side ok? you're snoring. *shake*shake*
Mumblemulbleok
*turns*
British music magazine Q said in its October issue that there's another band that's ready to follow The Pixies' return to the stage: the classic lineup of Pink Floyd. So far though, a rumor is all there is to the story.
Q is the only print source that's even hinting at something in the air. According to the magazine, Floyd, with bassist/lyricist Roger Waters, will play a “series of lucrative shows next year.” To do so, the members would have to set aside 20 years of differences. That includes acrimony left over following Waters' 1986 legal action against his former bandmates. He sued guitarist David Gilmour and drummer Nick Mason to keep them from using the band's name without him. Waters lost. A reunion tour of any significance could generate more than $100 million in gross revenues.