see a picture of yourself, from a long time ago, or maybe even recently, and just think - instinctively, without questioning it - “I miss that person”?
Not in a regretful way. Just.. the way you miss a kid you went to school with, or a lover, or a family member gone.
From the writers of Chicago & Cabaret, this song is perfect right now
It’s funny; there are some great songs that no one’s ever heard merely because the plays they were in flopped. The mechanism of broadway plays for releasing songs performed by ‘not the writer’ and showcasing the best performing talent is basically nil, but an interesting one. I wonder what the modern day equivalent would be.
mad genius @andrewbaron is up to trouble, causing a stir by auctioning off his twitter account (with its 1400 followers) via an ebay auction (the same way he sold his first week of 30 second postrolls, for $40k).
One thing I love about Andrew (and the whole crew he rolls with, actually) is the way they treat the internet as an art installation, doing these little experiments with it.
Hm.
I try not to be a judgmental person. But when a native English speaker says (or worse, writes) something like “Me and Sara are going to to the park,” or “Here’s a picture of John and I,” I’m left with few options.
Seriously folks, it’s not that difficult. Just take the other person out of the sentence and see how you sound.
Would you say “Me am going to the Park” or “Here’s a picture of I?”
[Edited to correct spelling mistakes ;P]
To get around the daily audio file upload limit. I’m posting the next song to my other tumblr and reblogging.
shady shady shady hack, sorry marco
