• My "crush" on Death Cab for Cutie has developed into a full-fledged love affair. I cannot get over the depth and sensitivity of the lyrics. There seem to be a lot of references to spans of space and time. I love the Greyhound station where he sends his thoughts in "Soul Meets Body". I love the whole summer skin thing; there are too many themes to list here. Sheer poetry sometimes. And the music is equally addicting. They do that thing with guitars that Interpol does that I love, kind of using them like drums, can't explain it exactly but it is way cool. I have gotten away from listening to Paul at least once a day, which I had been doing since last January. I feel like I've been cheating on him. Sorry Buddy, I still love you! You're on my Keepers playlist in Windows Media Player. My friend Mike is going to help me decide what kind of player I would like to get, whether an iPod or something similar. So ignorant about the whole downloading thing and all that. He's going to have to teach me alot. Mike's favorite band of all time is Rush. Was at Borders in Ohio over the weekend and bought their Spirit of the Radio cd. (It's a greatest hits cd and has all thee old Rush songs I remember from way back). Having a bit of trouble with it (not much on there to dance to) but I really like the words and music to Spirit of the Radio and love the song Time Stand Still. Mike told me Aimee Mann sings on it. And she appears in the video for the song. It's a beautiful song with a good message. My other music friend Mo and I have been talking about the Foo Fighters and Dave Grohl. When I get time I would like to check them out. I have a whole list of music I want to hear; Sufjan Stevens, Kathleen Edwards, Sound Sector 6, Ivy, Kings of Leon, a multitude of others. Maybe if I get off here, I could do that now. But first I'm going to read some more song lyrics from Transatlanticism and Plans, and see what people are saying... Till next time...

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