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Kelly's Writing Page - A collection of poetry, story beginnings, ideas, names, titles, etc. by Kelly Mason
(Added: 14-Dec-2005 Hits: 316 Rating: 8.00 Votes: 1) Rate It

  • Fall Busyness
    Well ... good news! At my last post, I mentioned how the doctors told me that I had to lose weight. Well, I went to see them again in October, and yes, I lost some weight. Since my visit in July, I lose 18.7 pounds. I was happy. They were happy. My parents were happy, and I was happy. The doctor at the QEII in Halifax then proceeded to tell me of the problems with my heart ....

    1.) The right side is significantly enlarged
    2.) There is even more leakage than before
    3.) One of the tubes leading into the heart is narrowed
    4.) The patch needs repairing ...

    So, in other words, I still have to concentrate on losing weight. It's been a battle. Some weeks I won't lose or gain anything, and some weeks I'll gain a pound, but to date, overall, since that first dire visit in July, I've lost 32 pounds. I am so excited. It's not that noticable (though bless his heart, one of the guys that I play poker with asked me recently if I've lost weight ... :) ), and the big teller will be on December 23RD. At that time I'll be heading over to Ottawa for Christmas and visiting my older sister. She doesn't believe that I've made a life time commitment to losing the weight, but she will see ... especially if I lose another 20 pounds!!! :)

    The next day, I went to see a doctor in Halifax about a diagnosis for having Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). The diagnosis came back affirmative, and it's a relief on my mind to finally know for sure. I wasn't that worried, after all, my mother is knowledgable on the subject, but just the having of an official diagnosis is helpful in cutting through the red tape at applying for study grants and such.

    Another good piece of news ... I've met up with a Mrs. Lorna Kirk (based in Halifax), and we are going to be working on a year long documentry on FASD.
    As I know next to nothing about video cameras, she is going to start teaching me how to use a disposable camera, then work my way up to a digital camera. So, now only will I be in the documentry, I will be part of the interview and filming process. This will be an incredible opportunity!

    I haven't done that much writing lately as I have been completing my On-the-Job training with Children's Wish here in PEI. I've edited my chapter that I've written for Alpha Omega though. Made some formatting and other changes, much better than before ... have started on chapter II, but not sure where that is going to go.

    Anyway ...

    Cheers!
  • Summer Busyness
    Well, so much has happened. It's been an incredible whirlwind of good luck, anticipation, and now it is almost over. Since I last posted, I've been hired for an awesome position, I've moved back home, and I'm working towards losing weight and adding up the kms with the walking.

    For starters, I quit my customer service representative position at Resolve Corporation. While the job itself was semi okay, the company itself didn't seem to realize what us CSRs had to deal with. Working there for over a year and a half, it's understandable that not everyone is made out to work in a call center environment. Looking back, I remember feeling justified that at around the time I quit, a lot of other people had quit, and Resolve had to do a complete major overhaul of its employees. It will be interesting to see how things work out. Call centers can be great places to work at, but for the long permanent term, call center managers must realize that CSRs will only take so much for any length of time, and eventually, they won't be able to hire such huge amounts of staff, because everyone in the vicinity will have already worked there. But anyways, that's my piece on the subject. Moving onwards ...

    And the reason for my defection at Resolve Corporation, I was hired through the Canadian Council on Rehabilitation and Work to work as their Research Coordinator here in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. The project that I'm working on is entitled "Youth Ability in Skilled Trades". This incredible position is my first 'adult' job. Given the chance to network across Canada (with all of the other research coordinators), I was able to finally put my Bachelor of Arts degree into good use. Not bad. Ten months after graduating from UPEI, and six months into my Holland College Program, I get this research position. I lost a month from my Holland College program, but as I have my UPEI degree, I feel confident that the month lost will not hurt me. I will always be getting upgrading in my education. Eventually, I hope to get my Masters in Creative Writing.

    I recently went to Halifax, Nova Scotia to get checked out by my doctors at the QEII Hospital. There, I was given a severe warning to lose weight as in October, I will be needing to see them to see when I need to go through an Open Heart Surgery. The first two months, while I was still living in town, I didn't do all that much in my diet or walking. I wasn't accepting what the doctors had said. I thought everything would be alright. As it happens, I moved back home, and since moving back home, I've had family making sure I don't waste any more time. Now that I've gotten back into the walking routine, I've clocked around 123kms since the beginning of August.

    Well, that's all that's new right now. Nothing much else to report. I'm still single, doing a little bit of writing (working on a children's series right now), and oh yes, I recently won at a weekly poker night I go to with some guys. :)


    Cheers!
  • Spring Busyness ...
    Well ... It's been interesting the last few weeks. A lot of stuff have been happening now that all of that white stuff has melted and disappeared ... knock on wood ...

    Let's see ...

    On March 28TH, I did a Fetal Alcohol Syndrom Disorder(FASD) Presentation. Spoke in front of about 200 people, thank god I wasn't the only one presenting. Rather nervous for about the first ten minutes. Spoke for 35, so it all seemed to work out. :) Was approached by two other people to do more presentations.

    Through this presentation, I was invited to participate as a board member on the FASD Provincial Advisory Group. My first meeting was yesterday, the 11th, and it went very well. Of course, I can't remember all of the names, but, I do know that in the future, we are going to start making some wonderful changes for those that have FASD. As I have FASD, it is great to see this support and the ideas that are happening through this support. Personally, I had a network of people growing up that helped me through FASD, but not everyone is as lucky as I am, so, lets hope this support can get the ball rolling and provide resources for those needing them. If wanting more information, contact me at writer_KMason@hotmail.com.

    Cheers.
  • Holland College Creative Writing Club
    So, I started a new club, and I am so excited. I have never started anything like this before, and I'm hoping against hope that it will succeed. The club, Holland College's Creative Writing Club is something I have always wanted to do. So, in December of 2005, I met with Student Services and approached them with this initiative since there hadn't been anything of that nature created in the College.

    To date, we've had three meetings, and the ideas and suggestions are gaining interest. It's incredible, an absolute high to have created this! I will be posting our work on this blog page very soon. :)
  • Mothers
    Always knowing when they are needed.
    Loving and strong.
    Even in the face of childish angst and strife.
    They are the ones that know you best.
    Your constant companion.
    No matter where you are.
    No matter what your mistakes are.
    You always wonder if some day, you'll ever be like her.
    You can only hope,
    That when you become a mother,
    You'll be as good at it as she is.

L.M. Montgomery fans unite! - This community is for talking about anything and everything to do with PEI's L.M. Montgomery, the author of Anne of Green Gables and many other novels. Her books, her short stories, her journals, her poetry, the many TV shows and movies based on her works, and any other LMM-related topics are all completely open for discussion.
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  • Emily of New Moon Episode Question
    Hi! I was just wondering what episode it was of Emily of NM where they have a broken fence and a raccoon gets in and hurts Emily's cat, Pandora? I distinctly remember seeing one like that when I first started watching the show. I know it kills an animal because Emily insists on burying it and sending it off with a hymn. I'm just curious whether it's in season 1 or 2. I have both of them on DVD.

    I just was wondering which season that episode was in and what it was called.
    Thanks i nadvance!
  • So, what's The Blythes Are Quoted like?
    I'm a bit surprised that there haven't been any posts about the new book ever since it has been released - I really want to get it, but I've only seen it on Canadian sites so far, nothing in Europe. Shipping costs are quite high, so I think I'll still wait a while.

    Does anyone here already have it, and if yes, what do you think about it? How does it compare to The Road to Yesterday, the shortened version?
  • Emily of New Moon fanart
    Hi, I've recently drawn an Emily picture, and I want to share it ^^




    Click on the thumbnail for a larger view ;)
  • Favourite LMM pairing?
    This is kind of dead, so... I wanted to ask you guys, which is your favourite LMM Montgomery pairing?

    Mine's Valancy/Barney. I'll elabore on why later ;)
  • Ninth Anne book to be published
    Penguin will publish the final volume of the Anne of Green Gables series.

    What I want to know is where has this book been all this time? Did parts become The Road to Yesterday? Will I finally find out the fate of Diana Blythe? Hopefully, it won't be tied to the adultery, murder, illegitimacy, or any of the other darker elements.

Matt MacLeod's Magic 93 Blog - For everyone that has ever said "oh no what was that thing that the guy on the radio said" have no more fears any kind of stuff that is talked about I will post it here just for YOU! Like contest winners, what Britney Spears or Martha is up to (no good usually) it will all be here!
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    Into another week here on PEI, and what a way to kick it off a BLIZZARD!!

    Our winners for today:
    Invite to the Chucky Danger CD Release Party and a set of Sennheisser headphones
    Lisa Bernard
    2 Whopper Combos & Pair of Tickets to the Hockey Momma's Game
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    Well this month has been very quiet so far... weather wise, which in a way is beginning to scare me, so as we roll into Sunday we are goin to make sure we are keeping track of the incoming storm for Kings County. Until tommorow, we will have to see what we have in store!
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    Congrats to this afternoons winner of the prize pack for Career Month Tracey McLean!
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    Happy New Year! I hope everyone is having a very enjoyable holiday, only a couple more days till the kids are back to the books, as for me I am off for a couple of days, doing some stripping......the house of decorations, and so on. You will be in good company with Gregg until Thursday. Enjoy the kick off to 20-06! SEE YA!
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    Nick and Jessica's Divorce Papers

    http://cdn.digitalcity.com/tmz_documents/12-16-05_jessica_simpson_divorce_papers.pdf

Mean Poetry - Poetry can be cool. - Contributions by Elizabeth Barrett, Simon Arsenault, David Fleming, and Shannon.
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    i think i've found myself a home
    a place for life to take ahold
    my roots have found a water well
    the sky pulls up, inspires growth

    the road grows wide
    ___my fingers, toes
    ______dig through air
    what matters most
    ___uncertain breaths
    ______are in the past
    _________and in the future
    ______they will come back

    But here, oh earth
    ___the smell is sweet
    I lick my lips and lift my feet
    I praise my soul and know that deep
    under this spot a rhythm beats
    ___and keeps
    ___me here.
  • never been home
    The road finds my feet.
    My secrets kept
    the space between.
    Not wide nor thin,
    just enough to miss.
    Taste of breath
    replaced the kiss.

    As comfy as it seemed
    there's other wheres to be.

    If you'll agree
    then walk with me.
    We are free
    to come and go.
    The world is big
    and draws me in
    but nomatter where
    i have been
    I've never been home.
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    My poems desire flow too much
    raised on rhythm and dr. suess.
    Rhyme and passage of time and such
    effect the words i pass to you.

    When tones control the waves of time
    and music not meter gives pace to the lines
    then i can avoid the obvious rhymes
    and perhaps say something meaningful.
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    I love like wind which loves the tree
    my hidden strength removes your leaves
    intentions masked by peaceful means
    I leave you shiv´ring violently.

    Sedated by my subtle touch
    convinced i haven´t asked for much
    your leaves believe they fell by chance
    while air blows through your ev´ry branch.

    Feb.8 2007
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    we are the children of the earth
    born fast in a quiet revolution
    where our hearts beat louder than our drums
    we are the twisted sisters of sorrowed hearts
    who are born alone and die alone
    we live not for religious pain or agnostic hate
    our fatherless watch is our freedom
    our tasteless food and ragged hair define us
    more than our riches ever will
    we laugh and love and make love
    and fear not those who will rule
    for the only shackles that bind
    are placed heavy on the mind
    but our chaos is designed
    and our disgrace is truth
    we bow only to beauty
    we speak only in grace
    we don't long for freedom
    we are the children of the earth
    freedom longs for us.

Meanwhile Studios - PEI artist & graphic novelist Troy Little.
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My Projects - Graphical Design from Cory G. - Cory G's graphics blog.
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    Below are some of the projects I've been working on this semster, done in Freehand.
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    Outer brochure design for The Avant Gardener, a Bonsai Tree shop. Posted by Picasa
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    Inside brochure design Posted by Picasa
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    Magazine spread  Posted by Picasa
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    Brochure design for a Spencer Wells' presentation of The Journey of Man at the Delta Posted by Picasa

New Books at the PEI Provincial Library - A list of new titles added to the PEI Provincial library - updated every weekday.
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Paul Alan's Magic 93 Blog - This Blog from Magic 93 will keep everyone up to date on what's happening at Magic 93 in Charlottetown PEI. No RSS feed.
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PEI Poet Laureate Community Website - Saying he has a mandate to make poetry more accessible, P.E.I.'s poet laureate David Helwig has launched a website where Islanders can share their work.
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  • Sat., August 28th, E.E. Nobbs

    All I Want Is A Pony

    All I want is a pony and to be
    twelve again, and this time when my dad buys
    me the pony that I want so badly
    he’ll buy a pony that doesn’t bite, or if
    the pony bites, this time my older
    sister will have a pony too, and she
    will love to ride and love
    to help me teach
    the pony not to bite, and this time I’ll
    be brave enough instead of giving up
    and crying, crying, crying
    and this time, she and I will open gates
    and canter, canter, canter
    over fields and country lanes. This time
    Dad won’t say he doesn’t have the time
    for this – a whiny daughter he’d hoped
    would manage better,
    but he won’t sell
    the pony, this time, and this time I will learn
    to ride.

  • Sun., August 8th, Frank Ledwell Storytelling and Comedy Festival, St Peter's, 23-25 July

    The Frank Ledwell Storytelling and Comedy Festival held in honour of Frank Ledwell, a native of St Peters, former Poet Laureate, and beloved writer/teacher and friend.
    The event was held at St Peter’s Court House Theatre in St Peter’s, PEI.
    Comedian Fraser MacCallum from the Island Stand-up Comedy Troupe, as well as Hugh MacDonald, the current P.E.I. poet laureate, Island-based poet and writer Deirdre Kessler with Terri Lukacko, an old-time music fiddler from Albany, N.Y., and Sue Dilley, a mandolin, accordion and ukulele performer/singer from Tasmania, Australia. All were part of day 3 in the festival.

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  • Fri., July 23rd, Victoria Literary Festival, 16-18 July

    Victoria’s first literary festival (July 16-18) was exciting and excellent in PEI’s lovely village of Victoria by the sea.

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  • Fri., July 16th, Poet Laureate's Summit, 14-16 July

    The Poet Laureate’s Summit was held in Halifax July 14-16. The Summit featured 10 of Canada’s 16 Poets Laureate and combined the spoken word with some amazing jazz. It was an amazing experience.

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  • Thu., July 15th, Lauretta Bertrand

    Beginnings

    Overhaul…
    New face…
    Am I bleeding yet?

PEI Writers' Guild - For Writers Living and Working on Prince Edward Island
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  • Sun., August 15th, PEIWG 2010 Mentorship Program
    The Prince Edward Island Writers’ Guild (PEIWG) is pleased to announce the 2010 Mentorship Program is underway. Three published Prince Edward Island authors, members of the PEI Writers’ Guild, will act as a mentor to an emerging writer (mentee). They are: Deirdre Kessler, educator in creative writing, academic writing, and children’s literature will act as mentor to an [...]
  • Sun., July 4th, UPDATE FROM CWAG*
    UPDATE FROM CWAG* Canadian Writers Against the Google settlement *Note:  I’ve tried my best to limit this email to interested people. If you have received this inadvertently or would like your address off the list, please let me know. Hello Everybody – If you have any questions about the following, please contact me. As many of [...]
  • Sun., July 4th, A CELEBRATION OF WORDS TO FIRE THE SPIRIT: Victoria Literary Festival
    A CELEBRATION OF WORDS TO FIRE THE SPIRIT! In just two week?s time, the village of Victoria By the Sea is to be host to Prince Edward Island?s first ever literary festival on the South Shore! It will be a summer celebration of poetry and storytelling, featuring all three of Prince Edward Island?s poet laureates: David Helwig, [...]
  • Sun., July 4th, Authorforsale.com
    Author For Sale.com    The Showcase for authors where the publisher comes looking for you! www.authorforsale.com One of our Showcase authors asked us to forward the above link to you, ideally for shared circulation with any of the aspiring authors within your writer’s group. Many authors, whether currently in early stages of contemplating an idea for [...]
  • Sun., July 4th, The Malahat Review 2010-2011 Prizes
    The Malahat Review’s 2010 Creative Non-Fiction Prize Deadline: August 1, 2010 (postmarked) Prize: $1000 CAD Submit one piece of creative non-fiction between 2000 and 3000 words in length. Entry fee: $35 CAD for residents of Canada $40 USD for residents of the United States $45 USD for entries from elsewhere (entry fee includes a one [...]

peilocals - the very best in underground culture.
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Profile PEI - the Jeremy Larter Story - Satirical web serial about hapless wannabe-screenwriter Jeremy Larter. New episodes every Monday.
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  • Chindia 
    Jeremy runs into his old high schoole buddy, Scott Gallant, after a not-so-hot meeting with the unemployment officer.
  • Money Troubles 
    Jeremy runs into some financial difficulties
  • Duet 
    Jeremy and Kelly...in love for ever.
  • The Morning After 
    Loose Cannon - A good cop, bad cop film starring a trigger happy monkey and a straight-laced dolphin.
  • Fort McLennie  
    Jeremy and Graham pick up Lennie at the airport. Lennie is hot off the Fort McMurray Press and he's ready to rule the island.

Provincial Museum of Prince Edward Island - Information regarding the current state of the provincial museum system. The subject is a topic of public debate both in the Legislature and across the Island. We hope these posting will provide background material for the consultations being held by the Institute of Island Studies.
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  • PEI Blue Whale - Ready to Go on Display in BC
    News item regarding the journey of a blue whale, from its resting place on Prince Edward Island to become the centrepiece of the new Beaty Biodiversity Museum at UBC in Vancouver.

  • Video of 1987 - Blue Whale on Prince Edward Island Beach
  • The Prince Edward Island Blue Whale - 1987
    Editors Note: This item by email from David Morrow, an interpreter with Parks Canada at Gros Morne, Newfoundland tells of his student days at Holland College, and the efforts by his class to assist whale researchers with the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. The skeleton of this same PEI whale is now the centrepiece of the Beaty Biodiversity Museum at UBC, in Vancouver
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    There was a news item yesterday about the blue whale that washed up on Nail Pond beach (near Skinners Pond, western PEI) in 1987.

    My Renewable Resource Technology class at Holland College helped researchers from Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution do a necropsy on that whale in 1987. It was a 73ft female that had been struck & killed accidentally by a ship (probably at night, near the mouth of the St. Lawrence River). Later, the carcass was buried and a map made showing the burial location.

    Many years later, a museum in BC wanted a blue whale skeleton for a new display, so they traveled to PEI to unearth the skeleton. Despite the many years, when they dug up the carcass, much of the soft tissues were still intact (and very smelly) because the whale had been buried in wet sand. The bones were stripped and cleaned and shipped out to BC.

    The skeleton has been assembled and mounted for display at the museum. It is the 4th largest skeleton ever displayed and as a blue whale skeleton: the largest animal to have lived on earth (even bigger than the largest dinosaurs!). The news item stated that it will take a month for the adhesives used in mounting the skeleton to dry and set. Then the display will open to the public.

    The things I remember best about the necropsy are: the size of the animal (all thirteen members of our class were able to stand on her back with room to spare). The Woods Hole crew had whalers flensing knives, which they used to strip off blubber samples (some toxins get concentrated in fatty tissues) and to open the body cavity for organ collection. When they did this, a gush of putrid gasses rushed out and the smell almost knocked people over!!

    Her eyes were very large (dinner plate size), the Woods Hole crowd had collected them and many other tissue samples to see if feeding blue whales were picking up toxins at the St. Lawrence River mouth. I was the only person to have brought chest waders that day, so I was asked to go collect some baleen plates. Her head was out in about 3ft. of water. I had to wade out and walk over her tongue to get at the baleen plates.

    There were krill (primary food of blue whales) stuck up in the bristles of baleen! This was part of her last meal! Krill are shrimp-like crustaceans ~1cm-5cm long: it's ironic that the main food of the largest animal to have ever lived on earth is small animal plankton!

    There is a great article in a recent Canadian Geographic magazine about the blue whale in Canada. It was a special issue on Canadian wildlife published in Dec 2009.

    Dave
  • A Piece of PEI's Natural Heritage . . . going on display in BC
    A natural history treasure - the skeleton of a giant blue whale, which was removed from Prince Edward Island for display in a new centre at the University of British Columbia is nearing completion on its great journey from the sands of PEI to become the centrepiece of the new
    Beaty Biodiversity Museum.

    Updates from the Blue Whale Project keep track of the progress. The continued progress on the West Coast to ensure that natural history education is available to BC residents helps show the value of this form of education to a research and educational institution like UBC. Sadly their progress once again reminds those of us on the East Coast of our own lack of progress. Islanders have been calling for a natural history museum since 1881. More recently we have seen strong public support for the fulfillment of the natural history mandate of the PEI Museum & Heritage Foundation which was granted in 1983 by the Legislature of PEI - and still not a single employee has been hired. And no plan is in place to begin addressing this mandate.

    The Robert Ghiz government was elected on a strong platform that included a commitment to a central provincial museum. While solid progress has been made since on many important issues, the natural history mandate is one that remains untouched. The time to keep sending our valuable artifacts to world class museums around the world is over. The time to tell our story - the story of life on earth - and more particularly life on this very special part of our planet is now.
  • Birds of Prince Edward Island (1891) by Francis Bain
    Now available, thanks to the Internet Archives, the historic Birds of Prince Edward Island : their habits and characteristics (1891) by Francis Bain, as a digital reproduction.

Shining Waters - Live Journal's Anne of Green Gables Community - Anne ...with an "e"'s Journal.
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SunDogs - a web site dedicated to documenting the trials and tribulations related to being a musician in Prince Edward Island
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    Another day another booking. It's taking time but I'm finally getting booked. After playing around town off and on for the past 20 years as a lead guitar player, people are finally starting to accept that I might be able to sing too.
    Everyone wants a CD before booking, but once I get in I seem to get called back for more, so I must be doing something right. I really don't like providing CD's of myselfe recorded in my garage. I like the live feel and have not been able to capture that energy in a demo recording.


    Pictured above is a 1947 Shure Model 55 I scored on Ebay for $60. It had no cartridge in it, but I fixed that with a Yamaha MZ203 cartridge I had kicking around. It took some time to get the pacement right so that the polar patern worked, but it's now my live mic of choice.

    I have entrirely too much time on my hands.

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    For my first post, I think I'll perform an interpretive dance depicting the plight of struggling muslim boy bands in a post 911 World.
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