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[swordmage]

I've got to admit - the Robert Plant/Allison Krauss Raising Sand?

Yeah, I've got to dig out what bluegrass I may have... It's a good album.

Debating downloading the locavore app for my iphone. Got the seafood watch one earlier, and I like it.

The NYTimes has changed their layout, so there's now a global side. Woot! No longer will random pointless US news be the first thing I see all the time!

Finally - Benihana for dinner tonight! It's dad's birthday, and thus was the choice.


Writer's block remains a bitch.


Also - Growing Up Cullen. Some of the comments on Friday night reminded me of this...

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[scribe-ari.livejournal.com]

I love Raising Sand. I downloaded it to the Ipod months ago and kept it on heavy rotation for a while.
Robert Plant is so freaking talented, and Allison Krauss has a beautiful voice.

[swordmage.livejournal.com]

For whatever reason I'd not picked it up yet. Then I got it from my dad recently in a fit of music-nabbing.

I dearly love Allison Krauss and need to pick up more of her and Union Station at some point.

[churchofwonk.livejournal.com]

I'll trade your writers block for de-frontpaging this webpage. *shudder*

Love the woman, but I may need to teach her HTML with a club at some point...

[swordmage.livejournal.com]

If you can produce another page of comparisons of Mamluk architecture before midnight...

[churchofwonk.livejournal.com]

Marmot buildings? I'm sure I can come up with something.... I mean, it would at least be amusing....right?

[squeeky-v.livejournal.com]

in terms of good blugrass-ish/country-ish (not sure the category) I recently got off iTunes "House of the Rising Sun" by Doc & Richard Watson, "Shady Grove" by Brooks Williams, and "No Man's Land" by Trnt Wagler and LOVE them all.