Trying to go on as many adventures as possible, and striving to keep my GoogleReader under a 1000.

Awesome Tardis Graduation Cap! Her brain is bigger on the inside!
I wish I had done this (though I didn’t even watch DW in undergrad).
I got this from the DW Facebook page, anyone know who posted it?

Awesome Tardis Graduation Cap! Her brain is bigger on the inside!

I wish I had done this (though I didn’t even watch DW in undergrad).

I got this from the DW Facebook page, anyone know who posted it?

jessethorn:

Elephant Larry’s The Lineup is very fun and funny!

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"I did learn a lot from Andy when he was starting out as a stand-up comedian, though; not so much comedic technique (unlike him, if I make a pun I feel faint shame) as attitude. He sets very high standards for himself, and is fairly ruthless when he thinks a joke is cheap or too easy, or is bored of hearing himself say it. Also unlike a lot of comedians, his self-esteem doesn’t seem to be influenced at all by external factors like audience reaction or reviews or popularity; he appears not to need external validation at all. He has an innate confidence that I think stems from his terrifyingly powerful intellect, which he chooses to squander upon sports trivia."

- Helen Zaltzman perfectly sums up her brother Andy (source)
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alotofmovin:

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Sometimes, if I’m having a stressful day, I just like to see gifs of Joe Kwon dancing about with a cello. =)

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  • Question: will TOTALLY buy a pair of those earrings. if she puts them on etsy, definitely post about it and tag it with the sleep no more tag :) - innately-x-magical
  • Answer:

    Great! I will pressure her about it when I get back to California.

Last night at my 6th visit to the McKittrick Hotel, I spent a lot of time with the voyers (a full cycle with the Porter and some time with Fulton). I never quite believed people that the Porter is as amazing as he is, and boy was I wrong - what a fascinating way to spend a loop, it connected so many things, and made me so, so sad.
(Also, the actor, who I believe was Miguel Anaya, dealt very well with a super drunk obnoxious girl, who thought that her dancing on the hotel desk was more important than Banquo receiving his prophecy. Well done, sir. Aside from that, the audience was a lot better than I feared at my first late night show.)
I saw things I had always wanted to see - the interrogation room, Sexy Witch/MacDuff, Porter-stuff in general. And watched some old favorites - the door dance, Banquo’s luggage room solo, Boy Witch’s lip sync. I even spent a lovely 1:1 with the Sexy Witch. It was a great, great trip.
It also felt a little bit like good-bye. I have no idea when I will next be in NYC, though hopefully no more than a year will go by. But even though I will be back to the City, I don’t know that I will go back to the show. It’s very hard to justify seeing a show again (even one as dynamic and changing and special as SNM) in my limited visits. There is just so much to see! I am still hoping to see Pippin tomorrow, and I wanted to see Here Lies Love at the Public, but I don’t know if that is going to happen.
Maybe someday Punchdrunk will do something on the West Coast and until then, I will still devour the tumblr tag and all the amazing adventures of all you wonderful super fans.
Plus I will keep a piece of the McKittrick on me at times with these special Scottish Thistle earrings. I premiered them last night. My friend Jocelyn made them after much badgering from me. Now I have to convince her to put them on her etsy store.
(If folks are interested, let me know. These are about an inch wide, and could be easily made into a necklace too. She can also do laser cutting on wood instead of the hard plastic.)
In honor of my friend the Porter, I end wondering when you will finally collect my tears?

Last night at my 6th visit to the McKittrick Hotel, I spent a lot of time with the voyers (a full cycle with the Porter and some time with Fulton). I never quite believed people that the Porter is as amazing as he is, and boy was I wrong - what a fascinating way to spend a loop, it connected so many things, and made me so, so sad.

(Also, the actor, who I believe was Miguel Anaya, dealt very well with a super drunk obnoxious girl, who thought that her dancing on the hotel desk was more important than Banquo receiving his prophecy. Well done, sir. Aside from that, the audience was a lot better than I feared at my first late night show.)

I saw things I had always wanted to see - the interrogation room, Sexy Witch/MacDuff, Porter-stuff in general. And watched some old favorites - the door dance, Banquo’s luggage room solo, Boy Witch’s lip sync. I even spent a lovely 1:1 with the Sexy Witch. It was a great, great trip.

It also felt a little bit like good-bye. I have no idea when I will next be in NYC, though hopefully no more than a year will go by. But even though I will be back to the City, I don’t know that I will go back to the show. It’s very hard to justify seeing a show again (even one as dynamic and changing and special as SNM) in my limited visits. There is just so much to see! I am still hoping to see Pippin tomorrow, and I wanted to see Here Lies Love at the Public, but I don’t know if that is going to happen.

Maybe someday Punchdrunk will do something on the West Coast and until then, I will still devour the tumblr tag and all the amazing adventures of all you wonderful super fans.

Plus I will keep a piece of the McKittrick on me at times with these special Scottish Thistle earrings. I premiered them last night. My friend Jocelyn made them after much badgering from me. Now I have to convince her to put them on her etsy store.

(If folks are interested, let me know. These are about an inch wide, and could be easily made into a necklace too. She can also do laser cutting on wood instead of the hard plastic.)

In honor of my friend the Porter, I end wondering when you will finally collect my tears?

Robot Street Art 2nd Street, San Francisco, CA April 8, 2013
#cameraphone
(via Robot Street Art)

Robot Street Art
2nd Street, San Francisco, CA
April 8, 2013

#cameraphone

(via Robot Street Art)

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picklesandwine:

I just realized that I can print shipping labels from home, for like half of what it costs me at the Post Office, which takes me about a half hour to walk to, round-trip. Figuring my shit out, one thing at a time.

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horseecomics:

“The first mistake most kissers make…and”
WHOOPS YOU’RE A GHOST 
It wouldn’t be as romantic if it happened like this in the movies.
ALRIGHT, once again, I’ll be walking around at TCAF this weekend. Give me a high-five if you see me! I’ll have a few Horse minis on me, probably. I’ll be checking twitter when I can find solace in Canadian wifi!

horseecomics:

“The first mistake most kissers make…and”


WHOOPS YOU’RE A GHOST 

It wouldn’t be as romantic if it happened like this in the movies.

ALRIGHT, once again, I’ll be walking around at TCAF this weekend. Give me a high-five if you see me! I’ll have a few Horse minis on me, probably. I’ll be checking twitter when I can find solace in Canadian wifi!

Source: horseecomics