Absolution

Sunday, Oct. 04, 2009 - 1:57 a.m.

Since Cinema Insomnia is now syndicated, I feel completely absolved of guilt for watching and enjoying Creepy KOFY Movie Time.

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Alan and his family are heading to Disneyland and will be there for the week. Think safe thoughts for my band buddy, please!

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I was tuned in to 96fm in Perth last night while I was cutting John's hair (which he survived, btw), and I heard a sweet song called "What About Me" by Moving Pictures.

I only just heard it, even though it was apparently released here in the US the same year I graduated from high school.

You know. Back in the olden days.

It's available through the iTunes store in case you want to hear it.

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All right, not a big post. Have a good Sunday.

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