If you haven’t noticed, I really love Croque Monsieurs. So if you have suggestions where I need to try new Croque Monsieurs do tell me. Saw this today and I’m adding to my list. What’s weird is when I ate a Croque Monsieur in Paris I was not as impressed as SF’s.

A little bit of Cocteau Twins, a little bit of Twin Peaks, a little bit of Massive Attack and this is what you get. Been lovin this all day. Thanks Pandora. Would never have heard of their Brookland/Oaklyn release without your help. This was the song that got me.

Alex just pointed something out to me that is friggin amazing: ACDC Vs Iron Man 2 – Architectural Projection Mapping on Rochester Castle from seeper on Vimeo. Kids these days are damn lucky to have this sort of technology. If you wanted to be in “awe” of technology back in the 80s in LA, you… Continue reading →

I found Wild at Heart on Netflix instant play. David Lynch awesomeness. Its got weird connections to the Wizard of Oz that you’d never thought you’d see. “Have you been noticin’ the build up in traffic?” Oh Laura Dern.

When I was a little girl I would pretend I was a librarian. Being around books was the most exciting thing for me but the part that was far more exciting was the chance to stamp the books with due dates. For some reason, pulling out the library card in the books and stamping with… Continue reading →

Netlix has just informed me that this jewel is now available for instant play: A Night in Heaven: When her sister drags her to a strip club, shy community college professor Faye Hanlon (Lesley Ann Warren) doesn’t expect to see anyone she knows. But after realizing that gorgeous dancer “Ricky the Rocket” (Christopher Atkins) is… Continue reading →

God. This is why I love Youtube. Quality is horrible but at least its alive. This is David Lynch’s comedy sitcom that only lasted a few episodes. It is beautiful in its uncomfortable moments. Blinky Watts is not blind. He suffers from Bozeman simplex. He actually sees 25.62 times as much as we do. Part… Continue reading →

Really cute way of appealing to those who are not sure if they want to return your camera.

Sad Vader at McDonald’s by Alex Brown. I particularly like the tiny ketchup.