Returned and Rewound

speechless

Oh Seattle was great, thanks for asking. Hung with two fine folks, who love their music, especially the indie rock, thus for them and for you, I present to you the incredible lineup for the Sasquatch Music Fest at the amazing Gorge Ampitheater. Additionally, if you like music, especially those "indies" well then start streaming KEXP, probably the best music station in America. Otherwise, Seattle is a great town, big clean city, beautiful surroundings, and lots of incredible beer everywhere you turn, I think on average there were 50-100 choices at every bar, or at least 20 mindblowing ones. Needless to say I sampled....and sampled some more....if you drink domestic mass produced beer crap in that town, I think you may get sent home. Unless ofcourse its PBR or Rainer cans (both produced by Pabst brewing).

I also got to visit more friends in Portland, Oregon for a lil' bit while out there, where I ate turkey gravy and biscuits, hiked in the Columbia River Gorge and drank yes..even more delicious and dynamic beer. I feel fat...

So I am back in the city where everything is everything, and I am glad to be back.

Those Knicks even welcomed me back with a nice win over the Magic. I really want to believe we are going to go 20 and 9 through our last 29 games.

At halftime, I was even treated to another installment of "Hot Minute with Bobbito", a true joy of watching the Knicks when they play at home. Last night, he interviewed a very Fat Joe, who seemed fresh off a blunt, and was hysterical in his love of David Lee and the Starbury sneakers.

I need to find you tube clips on these interviews...

Dancing and Prancing in the lane:

Imagine your Grandma doing this

Did anyone get tickets to see the Police? MSG sold out 2 shows in 14 minutes, and now they've added a big stadium show at Giants Stadium. Extras anyone ?

My Morning Jacket will be doing something very cool, in Athens, GA....looks fun

Have fun with a new term I am bringing to the east coast: Sturdy Women (of which there are plenty in the PacNorthWest). In a sentence: "I can't believe how many sturdy women live in this town"