what are you into right now?

records (specifically and recently: http://skotrok.blogspot.com/2012/06/hey-scott-what-have-you-been-listening.html )
battlestar
sci-fi books
writing
watching my kids do stuff and hearing them talk about stuff

John Martyn is perfect music for baby-raising -- Bless the Weather, I hope?

Sunday's Child more like:

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I sometimes get the impression that Scott listens to more records than actually exist in the universe

at least more records with rainbows on them

Scott's record list is getting me into extruded text right now

i got this record cuz on the back carl henry explains that one of the songs was originally meant to be sung by tanya tucker on battlestar galactica but then the show got cancelled :(

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Area
Small Faces 2 s/t lps
photoshop projects.

burritos
spotify's new radio feature
iced tea
venturing out to do grocery shopping at 9pm, after the sun has set
comic store being on my route home and Wednesday means comics

german space-rock and funky jazz fusion from the 70s
mangos
iced tea in the afternoon
chilled rose w/dinner
wearing a hat in the sun (not baseball cap, i don't DO baseball caps)
swimming
pilates
reading & writing
family stuff (obligations i guess but it doesn't feel that way)

everyone is into mangos

I'm not into mangoes

GET OUT

without mangoes we as the animals

are

(I'm allergic to their skin)

Viz comics compendiums
finding Viz comics compendiums at the used bookstore
orange juice with booze in it
redheaded dudes
Donovan
Soft Cell
walking to the park to watch the sunset and see bats
the park has a frigging library in it how great is that
the green corn tamales in Tucson that have weird sweetened masa
Judge John Hodgman
purple eyeshadow
purple eyeliner

:(
can someone cut it for you and u just enjoy the sweet sweet mango meat

xp

I have been into dried mangos

all the mango

none of the mess

think about it, it's genius

dried mangoes are wonderful!!
mangoes are perhaps my fav fruit behind the humble guava

no, even then my throat gets scratchy. if i eat about a quarter mango my face swells up. they're delicious, tho

on my bucket list is to write the Great American Mango

do u have compensatory tropical fruits in your life, Owen? I feel like u shd not be denied this

I'm not into fruits at all, save berries when they're in season, and papaya salad. I like veggies.

I am into eating fish responsibly, that is, not at all except an occasional freshwater trout.
And Cerberus comics
Cómeme records
Doing hot yoga on hot days and taking selfishly long cold showers

aw man fruit in summer is alltime

I'm into sitting in my hot house with no a/c and no fans on and sweating like crazy.
I'm into staying out of the sun at all times. I am going on a beach vacation with family and plan on reading indoors.
Oh I am also into expensive honey in a spoon, that is amazing, fixes you right up.

dried mangoes are wonderful!!
mangoes are perhaps my fav fruit behind the humble guava

I AM SO INTO GUAVA RIGHT NOW!! I have bought like 7 in the past month and I have a can of guava shells in my pantry to experiment w making guava cheesecake. Also those green-wrapper Asian guava candy.

xp - are you in toronto? it is so hot here that when i rode my bike from school my shirt was sodden, which was gross, i was not into that right then.

- going to the park and reading dianne wynn-jones and listening to 'ladies of the canyon' and 'brothers & sisters' and keith fullerton whitman on my phone
- swimming in the early evening and walking home from the pool still wet
- making songs up

yeah toronto is hot right now, i like it

the green corn tamales in Tucson that have weird sweetened masa

yes

growing winter veggies in the garden (kale, silverbeet etc)
Animal Crossing: City Folk on the Wii
things involving home made chicken stock
making home made chicken stock
ricotta and tomato on toast

burgers
sequencers
monosynths
lapsang souchong
finishing stuff

burger sequencing

finishing stuff is something I'm into at the moment too

I have a feeling it's just a fad but it's fkn good

i shd get on borad with that.

with starting stuff, too.

almost made mango salsa yesterday

have homemade mango salsa in the fridge, so very into it. also

running
pinball
The Rest is Noise, and the attendant overstuffed playlist I'm amassing
tequila and mezcal
melting cheese on things to eat
Madalyn Merkey
reading ILE (instead of ILM)

OH MAN I want to play the Animal Crossing Wii games... argh I need a Wii!

also, monosynths are the shit!

TV

Father Dougal McGuire from Father Ted
avocado
Emika
Julie Tremblay's sculptures
W. Somerset Maugham

tanzania
apprenticeship
soccer
zoning
cultivars

TV

― Jeff, Thursday, June 21, 2012 11:39 PM (Yesterday) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

not sneezing, or at least I would be if I could really get into springcleaning.
Psychedelia
tie-dyed denim
Widebrim brown leather hats, maybe suede for the summer
the idea of making my own clothing, hoping the actuality follows
post-punk
the idea of getting back into making models of show cars.

occult history
By This Shall You Know Him by Jesse Jacobs
tea
death metal
ghost towns/urban exploration

somebody get plax I want to to know what he's into right now

locknuts (these little guys are so rad!)
making fruit curd
daydreaming abt what would be on my menu if I opened a restaurant, right now its

• shakshuka
• grapefruit ginger tart or maybe waffles w grapefruit ginger curd
• pancakes made w/ OJ
• something with refried black beans made w/ butter
• my friend's chamomile tea cupcakes (SO FUCKING GOOD, FUCK)
• garlic soup
• vichyssoise (maybe garlic vichyssoise??)
• beer brats w/ melted pepper jack cheese

I'm currently exploring the hidden but crucial links between the vein structure of the Tsutsuji Azalea leaf and the drum patterns Fred White played on Donny Hathaway's 1973 album Extension of a Man. It's all I think about, as a matter of fact.

At a loose end one day last week, I dressed up for a lark in a blue-grey suit-and-tails with a purple-green dress-and-gown slung over it. Desirous of creating an impression, and perhaps kindling a little aspiration in the youth of the neighbourhood, I decided to put in an appearance at my local exotic hot-house.

There, to my disappointment, no-one paid me the slightest morsel of attention. So I began examining one of the brittle, hard Azalea leaves. By chance, "I Love the Lord; He Heard My Cry (Parts I & II)" started playing just then on my iPod. I noticed with a start that Fred White's percussive punctuations fell, in time, exactly where the Azalea's veins fell in space.

The chlorophyllic ducts, light green against their dark background, reminded me of the veins on a splendid young equestrian phallus, perhaps the penis of a prize stud living at a high-altitude New Zealand horse farm where the air, early in the morning, is sharp and clear. At such a place there is sure to be a glasshouse containing rare and wonderful blooms, and it shouldn't take much lysergic encouragement, if you are there, to begin seeing clear parallels between their leaf structure and the rhythms of Fred White's performances on tracks such as "Come Little Children" and "Lord Help Me".

If this does occur I would recommend that you to skip lunch (let's face it, you have no appetite anyway) and at once climb the path that follows the crystalline stream, rising from the melting huddle of rock-daze to the grinning skull of the treeline, where a paranoid scarecrow stands screeching. If you listen long enough to his scream - which starts terrifying, but becomes more and more beautiful - you will realise that it's Donny Hathaway's version of "Love, Love, Love". Just sung very, very slowly.

the smiths
climbing on rocks
lisa robertson
spinach with tomatoes, garlic, and salt with an egg and toast in the morning
Mickey's malt liquor
riding my bicycle around listening to Swans

hunter s thompson's letters
hilly fields
chorizo
slide guitar
nasty but really quite refreshing beer
summer

occult metal with melodic leads
scene- or label-focused compilation CDs
the baby
work