Auld Lang Syne

I've been thinking recently about my New Years resolution, and I think I've come up with a real winner combination:

1.) I will record everything I eat (not in a "I have a gym membership that I use and I think adding up calories and saturated fats is a good way to spend my free time" kind of way) but rather a daily entry in my blog that will hopefully always include pictures and humorous stories about food. Maybe if you guys know what I'm consuming, I'll stop being such a fat depressed whore. I kid, I kid.

2.) I vow to read every single Charles Mee play ever written, and honey, there are a shit ton (45 to be exact). I've already read 9 I believe, but I have a hefty amount of crazy esoteric wonderfulness to still get through.

Let me know what your New Year's Resolutions are. Get a job, start your own rodeo, acquire obesity?

Epilepsy is Dancing

I was reading through the Charles Mee play 'Under Construction' just a few weeks ago when I came across a bit of stage direction that suggested the use of one of three different songs by Antony and the Johnsons. I had previously seen this play performed at the Galvin Playhouse in Phoenix Arizona. I couldn't remember this music for the life of me, so I researched the group. I now have a new love in my life: Antony Hegarty. His voice is not of this earth. I've included a couple of links to his music, please listen to at least one, they're entirely worth it.

Hope There's Someone
You are my Sister
Old Whore's Diet (w/ Rufus Wainwright)