‘Mexico’ T-Shirts have been ordered and will be here by May 9, pre-order yours now, limited edition:
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Enjoy!
SJ
Category Archives: Sharing
This Week’s Shows April 25-31
Seattle friends, please join me for happy hour at Bernard’s on Wednesday Apr 27, Spencer Carlson is trading sets with me, I think you’ll really dig him. Free entry, cheap booze.
Cool people around Monroe WA, join me at Twin Rivers Brewing Co this Friday, 8PM. Free entry, very delicious food, and superb beers.
This Friday In Port Townsend WA
We have a show this Friday at Sirens in Port Townsend WA, 9PM, stop by and hang out with us. We’ll get in to town a little early for a slice of Waterfront Pizza too, it’s so tasty.
See you soon!
SJ
Bumbershoot 2016 Line-Up Leaked
We’re not sure how authentic this is, but it looks like the Bumbershoot 2016 line-up has been leaked:
We’ll stay tuned for the verified list also, in case this is a fake created by a nice Seattle band that you might know and love.
Enjoy!
SJ
This Thursday At Queen Anne Beerhall in Seattle 6PM
We’re performing a fun full-band show this Thursday, April 21, at Queen Anne Beerhall in Seattle WA, 6PM, free entry, delicious brews and food in a cool European style beer hall.
Mary Anne will sing a semi-new song I wrote, ‘As Good As It Gets’, Oliver on drums, and Phil Hirschi on cello. Good times guaranteed.
SJ
Bernie Sanders Superdelegate Rally This Saturday, Olympia WA
We’re performing at a rally in Olympia WA this Saturday afternoon to get the Democratic Party super-delegates to vote the will of the people and select Bernie Sanders, who won 72% of the vote in Washington. The super delegates are voting for Hillary Clinton, even though the people voted for Bernie Sanders. Join us for a peaceful protest for democracy and the future of America!
Saturday April 16, 2-6PM
Bernie Sanders Super Delegate Rally
Legislative Building
416 Sid Snyder Ave SW
Olympia WA
Best,
SJ
Book Recommendation: Time’s Arrow By Martin Amis
I just read “Time’s Arrow” by Martin Amis and I am very pleased. Sean Carroll (very clever cosmologist/physicist/science communicator) recommended it as an interesting portrayal of how we expect time to work by turning it backward in the experience of the protagonist’s life. Every moment is lived end to beginning, and cause-and-effect and entropy become more obvious in their reversal.
I won’t say too much about the life of the protagonist because even though I think his story is very compelling on its own and would be a great read in the usual chronology, I don’t want to give too much away, and also I think my favourite part of the book is how deftly the writer puts us in a story in reverse and would have been excellent with many different plots. I’ve never read anything like it.
It’s a short novel, only 165 pages or so, nice and quick, and the novelty of watching a life in reverse was very fun despite some of the darker experiences.
Enjoy!
SJ