"Forever in blue jeans"

This past weekend was hands down one of the best weekends I've ever lived. Kevins bachelor party has officially turned into "BFF Weekend" once a year. I can't even describe a moment of the epicness that was had, I'm still left speechless from the whole ordeal, thanks to everyone who was there, we all won. It was the best way to end the summer, Sam Summer Ale is now off the tap and it's Octoberfest, so summer is officially over. Babefamfade....












More gold than Mike Phelps...

"Don't you go off into the new day with any doubt."

"Here's a summary of something that you could smile about"...This past weekend was Phillips' last weekend living in the Bunny' before his big move to Rhode Island to pursue his Physical Therapy career, it was also his birthday weekend. I've known this dude for a long time, and he will be missed by all. No matter how bummed out one person could be, this dude can walk in the room with that smile and that fuckin' laugh and make you forget it all. I could go on forever but thats Lips in a nutshell. Thanks to Steph for crushing the BBQ and Phillips parents for having sex...

"I'd be crazy not to follow"

"Follow where you lead"...took a little journey east this week, main event Radiohead at the Comcast Center, detour through Boston to see friends at The Orchard, and SFA at Karmaloop, also had to stop at Johnny Cupcakes to say hello to Sydney. The crew was myself, Haircutt, Laura, and Tim Tim a.k.a "That Boy George Lookin Nigga" and a very special guest GARMIN the GPS. Anything with "Armin" in the name assured me we were gonna get lost, but we didn't.
Laura thought we were going to see U2, hence the glasses...

Boy George

Hairdid

Garmin

"This one is for all the brothas and sistas incarcerated, for those who ain't make it"...

Got to the Hotel and there was drama with the room, so I went straight to the bar and spent too much too quick on Whiskey, partied it up a lil in the room and off to the show!


I've seen Radiohead in this Venue before it's a good spot with a view from anywhere in it unlike SPAC. Was supposed to meet up with Kill Bill but he was blacked out in row 6, They played all older shit from every album and only 2 songs from the newest, which was a real treat and completely unexpected. I couldn't have picked a better set-list myself to sit through.


I've liked Radiohead since I was a seed, they're one of the only bands I listen to consistently, the only song I wanted to hear was "Weird Fishes" off "In Rainbows", to my delight it was part of the encore...Everyones got one of those songs that no matter how many times you hear it it'll send goosenips up ya arms...this is that one for me, thank you to whoever snuck a camcorder in to record it.

This was hands down one of the highlights of the summer, couldn't have asked for a better crew to roll with, can't wait til' the next time.

"I was happy in the haze of a drunken hour"

"But heaven knows I'm miserable now"...Life consists of a bar stool these days, knee is still jacked and definately not tan. Taking it easy this weekend as I'm still hurting from the last one. Here's some pics from the evening...






Who gets tough tough!?

The Nut?

"Truth is a pathless land"

It's rare to find someone who inspires you mentally on a consistent basis. I'm not one to have a hero or even believe in them, there are those I like, those I back, and those I look up to, but no heros...and on the same note no God. People trying to cram shit down your throat isn't appealing to say the least. I've recently been thinking about J. Krishnamurti as hero or even God status, but he wouldn't have wanted it that way.
A good friend recommended a book a bunch of months back, I went out and bought it that night and finished it the next day, I've read this book 5 times over since. "On Love and Lonliness" by J. Krishnamurti is the book, if you gotta a couple bucks go get a copy, best read in a long time. I just bought another one of his books and can't put it down, this dude speaks some of the realest talk I've ever heard. It just makes sense. Dudes put out something like 60 books, so I guess I'm going to try and read them all.

"C.R.E.A.M"

C.R.E.A.M rules everything around knee...

So hyped on being one of the biggest dummy's ever. 7 & 7 got me twisted, literally...wrenched my knee wasted wrestling. I think I tore my meniscus, according to Dr. Trev, MRI on thursday can't wait to see how much this shit costs. Special thanks go out to Bermans tree trunk legs, the bartender for telling me to leave, Seagrams 7, the Shire, Babe of Maine, Ali, Kill Bill, the nut?, the rest of the crew, and not skateboarding. I think it's safe to say I won the weekend...