Podcast 3A
Songs
-It's only Love on the Tuba
-The Mariner and The Leviathan
-Dinosaurs... Twice!
Stories
-"Aphrodite", w/ the first official lieutenant
Synopsis
The guys take a trip to Kenosha, Wisconsin,
and get snowed in, the heater breaks, the
pipes freeze, and they make a cave of warmth
under the bed. There is also a request for
money made by a wealthy African Banker.
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This podcast's theme is "Water of all shapes and sizes"
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-A
Podcast 2B is still up. Workin on podcast 3A, which should be a doozie. Send suggestions/comments/solicitations for money to incurableallure@yahoo.com
Mr. Tangerine
(A play about a Goldfish)
@ The 2007 Around The Coyote Winter Arts Festival, Wicker Park, Chicago, IL
I took this whilst walking down Chicago Ave one afternoon in January. I usually get some good photos by the river, and upon seeing this bike lying there dejectedly on the pylon, I figured its memory needed to be preserved.
I think most days Chicago looks better in black and white.
In my runnings around Chicago today, I decided to take a little walk through the Lincoln Park Nature Museum. Whilst strolling through (in my workout clothes, for I'd been running), I came across a woman who was talking about Luna Moths. She had two of these insects with her.
I had never before realized just how amazing these animals were. Luna moths are huge, compared to other moths. Adults can have wingspans of 5-6 inches. They're bright green with four separate wings (as all moths have), and they have long tapering hindwings that remind one of the tail flying behind a kite.
However, the most interesting thing about these animals (at least to me) is that these animals emerge as adults for the sole purpose of mating and reproducing.
They load up on nutrients as caterpillars, they go through the metamorphoses, then as adults they emerge without any mouths! Once they've grown wings they don't eat anymore! They live for around a week, then die once they've mated! Crazy.
Anyways, I thought I should share my recently acquired understanding.
Rock on, Luna Moth.
