The Three Hundred and Thirty Fifth...

Number Three Hundred and Thirty Five:

Home, Dinner, Tacos

Tacos! I know, again! We are on a taco roll! Also, we have been having some hoot watching episodes of The Simpsons, uh, yeah, the Treehouse of Horror episodes! Tonight....The Shinning!

The Three Hundred and Twelfth...

Number Three Hundred and Twelve:

Home, Dinner, Tacos

Such a great reunion show for Splork for the WRIR 97.3 LPFM CD Release party and a fantastic mix of music last night for the Fund Raiser! We raised over 500 bucks with Pedals on our Pirate Ships, Moosa, Ms. Proper, Peace Beast and us bringing it home with the dorkcore insanity!

Beach balls were flying, so much that a random ball struck a beer tap and created a waterfall of beer till one of the bartenders got to it. Also, some of the people we loved to play for best were there in full awesomeness. Wendy was bad ass, Michael and I had several layers of costume creativity and drummer Noell, well, he skinned it! Nice!

Band rocking it.

Special HIGH FIVE to Mike Rutz and Lindsey Spurrier, Events Committee chairs for WRIR, for constantly putting awesome stuff together for the station!

So today was the first time in a while I had the chance to veg out, which as much as I love to have all this great stuff going on, down time is always treasured. So I watched the Cinerama spectacle How the West was Won, as well a thoroughly great documentary on Cinerama afterward! Then yummy tacos for dinner! Good day.

The Two Hundred and Sixty Ninth...

Number Two Hundred and Sixty Nine:

Book Party, Dinner, Tacos, Nate's Taco Truck

Our friend Brian Burns had his book party today! He spent two years working on this book about Lewis Ginter, one of Richmond's Gilded Age philanthropists and Northside neighborhood founder. Brian and his partner Judd did an unveiling of the cover, Brian read a bit of it, followed by a book signing. The Humes' graciously hosted at their place, and Nate's Taco Truck fed us. There were a lot of interesting people at the party: former library staff from my job, lots of neighborhood people, some radio people and Joe Morrissey. Good solid time for sure. Let's call this one Ginterstache!