Liz Phair has a track on the new Nancy Drew soundtrack, which is the kind of thing iTunes is made for. (I’m also curious how the Donnas do with “Kids in America.”)
Meanwhile, Storm Large has a new album coming out on CD Baby sometime this month (dates vary). It will apparently also be available as a digital download.
My super-cool Grandmother Ekmark (the namesake for my brother’s oldest daughter) would have been 93 today. We’re having ice cream tonight in her honor.
I’m still clawing my way back to health after the flu, so the pace of posts here will continue to be slow for a bit. (The whole moving-to-a-new-house thing won’t make it faster, either.)
But here’s a good (although long) article I read the other day: A Pampered Pet Nation.
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Normally, Virginia Tech Magazine is light on content I’m very interested in — glance at the articles and flip to the alumni notes section is the rule for me — but the newest issue is a keeper.
It’s the April 16, 2007 memorial issue and has full transcripts of the convocation speeches, a photo gallery of memorials around campus and elsewhere in the world, and full write-ups on the victims.
You can check it out online or download the PDF here.
Summer flu, sneezing, sweating, sleeping and coughing futilely. I don’t recommend it. The TiVo is all but empty now, at least.
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