Posts from May 2011

Erin over at Host-It Notes keeps on posting pictures of cute foodstuffs, and I for one can’t get enough.

First off, it was this post about a popsicle maker that lets you put cute faces on your popsicles!

TOO CUTE! AAAIGH! KAWAII!

The device is called the Zoku Duo Quick Pop Maker. SOMEONE BUY IT FOR ME RIGHT AWAY!

Then on Thursday it was this post about an etsy artist who makes felt food.

  

Too cute. Too, too cute.

Via Host-It Notes.

So, my friend Jason is bona-fide famous.

Not only has his Three Ninjas music been featured as my Album of the Month.

Not only was Three Ninjas my Musician of the Year for 2010.

Not only has he been on an episode of a very popular television show, featured in the Stranger (twice) and Seattle Weekly, interviewed on the radio and in the New York Times, for which he had an actual photo shoot that resulted in this bit of handsomeness:

Jason J. Brunet in the New York Times

Not only that, but last week The Today Show flew him out to new york just so that Al Roker could have the honor of talking with him for a few minutes:

And perhaps the icing on the cake? Mr. Jason J. Brunet now has a Wikipedia page about him. AND HE DIDN’T EVEN MAKE IT HIMSELF!

Oh, also his fans have a habit of taking photos of themselves with Jason’s Three Ninjas stickers covering their private parts (link is very NSFW).

Fame it up, Famestopher!

If you don’t know the fascinating tale of how this Walt Disney & Salvador Dali collaboration came to be, Wikipedia has a pretty good summary of its long history.

I have a feeling that this isn’t an strictly legal upload to YouTube, so I suggest you watch it while you can! It’s pretty fascinating.

Come join us tonight at Tempest Lounge in Tacoma as we enjoy the musical stylings of the best gosh-darn band in the whole entire state! It’s supposed to start @ 7:00, but you know how rock stars are; music prolly won’t start until closer to 8:00.

Not only does Tempest Lounge have excellent choice in music, but also excellent food & drink; I had a crab cake sandwich last time I was there.

Plus it looks like I’m not the only person who will be there. Let’s pack the place!

As noted in my previous post, the area just behind my new workplace is full of un-used train tracks. They’re just littering the whole area, and come often to abrupt and unceremonious ends. I don’t know why they fascinate me so much. Here are some more: