In Dallas! Hot, a little muggy, and so freaking flat.
If you're in town and around, ask Steph for my number. :)
Anya ,'Sleeper'
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In Dallas! Hot, a little muggy, and so freaking flat.
If you're in town and around, ask Steph for my number. :)
Mom just called. My dad was riding down the Angeles Crest Hwy. with my brother and his tire started going flat. He skidded out and the bike rolled over him. Result? Fibula broken in two places and a fractured ankle. They have him scheduled for surgery tomorrow. My dad's more athletic than I am (I'm ashamed to say) so he's in pretty good shape for 64, but he's one of those stubborn guy types who doesn't listen to all his doctor's instructions. Sheez, he only got over pneumonia a couple weeks ago (which he got after being stoic for weeks about a cold that wouldn't go away). Anyway, I'd appreciate some health~ma and good sense~ma if you could send it his way.
Goldurn it. He was going to come up here to see my gig, too.
Some pictures of P-C's visit to Chicago: [link]
I love the instant gratification of the digital camera. Thanks again, Nicole! This is the picture of the nephews that I took tonight.
These are the pictures from the new apartment.
I'm headlining (for the first time in over a decade!) this Thursday in Berkeley. If any localistas are available and interested? I'm not one of those folks who believes in late being fashionable so I'll be trying hard to keep us on schedule, realizing that some people work and go to school. I'll be baking some refreshments and think I'll provide some mulled wine, too.
Thursday, April 13, 2006 8:00 PM
2547 8th St., Suite 28
Berkeley, California 94710
510-649-1548
FREE
Crooners & Songbirds is a monthly cabaret focusing on vocal jazz, blues and popular music from the '20s and '30s. Prepare to tap your toes and get runs in your hose as Megan Lynch scorches the torch songs and gets saucy, Tony Marcus caresses his archtop guitar into sweet submission, Kelly McCubbin shows you the dark side of ukulele, and Amy Z wrestles the saw even more melodically and provocatively than Marlene Dietrich did.
I live in New York now. Brooklyn, to be exact. Hi.