Sep. 11th, 2001

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while neither david gilmour nor roger waters has any business performing songs from _the wall_ live, i find david gilmour's performances more tolerable, because 1) he can sing and 2) he can play the guitar.

vaguely related note: are there actually no politically active rock bands anymore? you couldn't throw a rock without hitting five of them in the sixties and seventies, and even in the eighties you had U2 (and a couple others, I think... there's always David Gilmour's song "Cruise" about the Reagan deployment of cruise missiles in England)... is that it? is the singing activist a dying breed? this ain't necessarily a bad thing, just an odd one.

massage class last night... quite good. it's weird being the youngest and most conservative person in a room, but hey. (it's also weird having the second-longest hair in a room, but i'm used to that, after work.)
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i will be unable to get any work done today.

migod. i hope my father is alright.

i'd try calling but that would be pretty darn worthless.
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my father called about an hour ago. he'd managed to get out of DC and was at home.
so that's good at least.

why yes, it *is* overly selfish of me to be relieved that my father's safe. deal.

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"Jazz Fish, a saxophone playing wanderer, finds himself in Mamboland at a critical phase in his life." --Howie Green, on his book Jazz Fish Zen

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