Dear Cute One at Idle Rich Pub,
I now know your name and you know mine. The next question is when. I'll do my best to make it by before I leave town. By the way, I was only pretending to watch the Mavericks game. I only went over there because I wanted to talk to you. It worked.
See you soon,
j
PS - Our other waitress was not nearly as good as you were. I wish we hadn't moved.
* Today's title by Ray LaMontagne
Saturday, November 25, 2006
Friday, November 24, 2006
The Greatest
Dear Tony Romo,
You are a fucking stud! It was just a month ago that I had pronounced the Cowboys dead. And now I am quite certain that playoffs are in the future for this team. I cannot tell you how much I enjoyed being at the game yesterday. We tailgated and then enjoyed your five touchdown performance. You've breathed new life into this season for the team and I am loving every minute of it. Thank you so much for this.
Your Fan,
j
* Today's title by Cat Power
You are a fucking stud! It was just a month ago that I had pronounced the Cowboys dead. And now I am quite certain that playoffs are in the future for this team. I cannot tell you how much I enjoyed being at the game yesterday. We tailgated and then enjoyed your five touchdown performance. You've breathed new life into this season for the team and I am loving every minute of it. Thank you so much for this.
Your Fan,
j
* Today's title by Cat Power
Saturday, November 18, 2006
Help
Dear Habitat for Humanity,
Today was my first experience at one of your events and might I say, I really enjoyed it. Each year, my church sponsors a community project. Since I've been involved, I've participated each year. Today's was my favorite. I have to admit that I had so many things on my mind to complete today that I thought about skipping out. If I had, I would have never learned how to put up siding on a house or how to use a nail gun. Everyone that participated was very nice and very helpful. And it was a chance for me to meet some new people that attend services. I hope we do our project with you again next year. I had a great time.
Lovingly,
j
* Today's title by The Beatles
Today was my first experience at one of your events and might I say, I really enjoyed it. Each year, my church sponsors a community project. Since I've been involved, I've participated each year. Today's was my favorite. I have to admit that I had so many things on my mind to complete today that I thought about skipping out. If I had, I would have never learned how to put up siding on a house or how to use a nail gun. Everyone that participated was very nice and very helpful. And it was a chance for me to meet some new people that attend services. I hope we do our project with you again next year. I had a great time.
Lovingly,
j
* Today's title by The Beatles
Wednesday, November 08, 2006
Your Biggest Fan
Dear Voxtrot,
Words cannot express how much I enjoyed last night's show at the Bowery Ballroom. I really wish that I had gone the night before. I think it was very cool of you to play so many song from the highly anticipated (by me, anyway) full-length that comes out in April. I was so glad when you played Raised by Wolves, The Start of Something, and Soft & Warm. It was fun to sing along with them, especially the end of each of those songs. I was hoping for Four Long Days in the encore, but was very happy to get Missing Pieces. You're probably the best band that I've discovered this year.
Ramesh, it was cool to meet you and buy you a drink at The Annex after the show. You understand that I couldn't possibly take the money that you offered me. The music that you make is worth all the drinks that I could ever buy for you. Thank you, again.
After I left the bar, I was in such a wonderfully happy mood that I walked home in the cold and the rain. All the way from Orchard and Stanton to East Eighteenth Street and Third Avenue, dancing and smiling. The rain never felt so good. I never felt so alive.
Your Biggest Fan,
j
* Today's title by Voxtrot
Words cannot express how much I enjoyed last night's show at the Bowery Ballroom. I really wish that I had gone the night before. I think it was very cool of you to play so many song from the highly anticipated (by me, anyway) full-length that comes out in April. I was so glad when you played Raised by Wolves, The Start of Something, and Soft & Warm. It was fun to sing along with them, especially the end of each of those songs. I was hoping for Four Long Days in the encore, but was very happy to get Missing Pieces. You're probably the best band that I've discovered this year.
Ramesh, it was cool to meet you and buy you a drink at The Annex after the show. You understand that I couldn't possibly take the money that you offered me. The music that you make is worth all the drinks that I could ever buy for you. Thank you, again.
After I left the bar, I was in such a wonderfully happy mood that I walked home in the cold and the rain. All the way from Orchard and Stanton to East Eighteenth Street and Third Avenue, dancing and smiling. The rain never felt so good. I never felt so alive.
Your Biggest Fan,
j
* Today's title by Voxtrot
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