Well, I guess it�s true, everyone should have the right and access to be turned on. But I�m sorry, I can�t stop giggling as I think of all the OTHER things I want to say about this.
Last night was a kick in the pants. After work, I met up with Mitch for some coffee and chat. Mitch is interviewing locals who keep web logs, and he had some questions for me. Cool guy, writer and journalist, and I think he actually understood some of my nervous babbling. If I show up in an article, you�ll be the first to know.
After coffee talk, I went to meet up with Bluetech for our dinner date. Man, this guy blows me away. Genius, talent, humility, authenticity, brilliance and love. What a joy, to spend a few hours with Bluetech. After drinks and appetizers (neither of us very hungry), and stimulating conversation, he let me visit the studio where he�s been creating some of his latest (most music for commercial use). He also played a few songs that weren�t geared toward commercials, and listening to those layers of sound, I felt transported.
I�d love to sit alone with some of that music sometime. Close my eyes and be several places at once, listen and see, and most importantly, feel . I can�t wait for his first full album.
That�s all for now, my dears. I have a busy day full of meetings and phone calls, and then right after work, I head to my weekly pornography seminar. Oops, found a typo: that�s �paralegal� seminar. But I�m sure you�ve already figured that out.
-Barbarella
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