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Tuesday, December 07, 2004
A friend of mine performed solo at Makaroni (a tiny upstairs bar in a town called Katsuura) last Saturday. I'll post a picture when I can. He is amazing. Some other friends played after him, my favoritie was the song where Jeremy made up the lyrics on the subject of birds (that's what someone in the cozy-sized audience called out the loudest). It even rhymed. In just over two months I am going around the world.....it's almost surreal. I'll start in Japan and finish in California, so it's the far "east" to the far "west." Where did I hear that only something like 1% of the ocean has been explored by humans? Wouldn't we see so many things differently if we knew what was under there?
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