Upon the rooftops in dead of night // You’ll hear me cry, I’ll shake you from your sleep
Nellie McKay's record label's site put up a new picture of her! Observe:
And also they have the artwork for her album coming 27 December!: 
I think the font is just delightful! It all just screams 1960's. And it looks like she's wearing the same red longsleeve that she wore on her first one, though no 'bright, cheerful demeanor clashing perfectly (intentionally?) with the parental advisory sticker on the corner'. I am giddy. (sigh) More showtune piano/instrumentation layered with satirical, cute/murderous wit.
I'm very obsessed with the wonders of the world wide web. It seems like more often than not I am setting down the school books and picking up the board to surf this infinite source of everything (I just tried to work in a Weezer 'You take your car to work, I'll take my board' reference, but it didn't work). I'm really fascinated with 'generators'. Those online programs that take variable data and configure it into some sort of misleading output.
Like this one, where you can tool around and create something like:

Good fun. Other random ones like the job haiku generator offers me the following floetry:
Love Jack and Coke
It's not smart on a weeknight
Work sucks sober too
Moving. Simply a word gets you a journal entry. I'll have to remember that one if the day should come where I 'phone one in' over here. Or get your Nostradamus Quatrains on. Or optical illusions (they are not spinning my friend). Or paint on a virtual canvas. The internet is so bizarre. But I'm going to go. Need my 40 winks. Something extraordinary might just happen tomorrow....

1 Comments:
Ah yes, the wonders of the web... To answer your question about the film "Amelie", haven't seen it. I did read the synopsis and it sounds quite interesting. I am looking forward to "Memoirs of a Geisha." Hopefully it will play somewhere around here, although I detest seeing a movie in a theater. The last I saw was the last Star Wars and before that Sin City (STinky). What I don't like is that most folks act like they are in their own living rooms when they are with 50 or more other people. I'd rather watch it in my own home thank you. Bet it is cold in Michigan too!
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