I Stay Up All Night.

These are a few of the random pictures I took yesterday around 8:30 in the morning when Sarah and I went on a little trip to South Station in Boston after not sleeping at all. It was completely random, but it was fun.

What A Pitty.

So pretty much the worst thing that could ever happen happened last night. My iPod broke! I found it in a puddle of beer in the kitchen, and it hasn't been working properly since then. Last night when I found it, it still turned on and such but it kept giving some weird error message and then it just shut off and stopped working altogether. This morning when I woke up, it's on but it just has the apple symbol and nothing else will happen. I'm hoping this is a good sign and maybe will work by tomorrow? I really am hoping.

So to any of the, what 3? people that read this burn me CD's! I have nothing to listen to in my car. I guess it's an excuse to find some new music.

Louis CK is tonight, but it doesn't start until 10 PM... unusually late? Oh well, super fun dinner party beforehand!

Listening to:
Right Away, Great Captain! - The Bitter End
Kevin Devine - Brother's Blood
Modest Mouse - Building Nothing Out Of Something

Hello, Old Friend.

Hello, again. I'm not doing so well with keeping this up to date, huh?

Since we last talked I had another boring neverending week at work. However, on Thursday I managed to score some tickets to the sold out Jimmy Eat World Clarity X10 show at the new House of Blues in Boston!

The show was incredible! The venue was very remnicent of the Avalon (the club that used to be in its place) but they redecorated it very nicely and added two balconies.

They flawlessly played Clarity from beginning to end. The way they pulled off "Goodbye Sky Harbor" with the vocal loops at the end was something else.

After the final song from Clarity they gracefully bowed off stage to a wild audience only to return a few minutes later for a five song encore. An encore that I personally thing didn't come anywhere near what they had just accomplished moments before. This show was a one of a kind experience.