Spitball Army

“1505, y’all!” I say that all the time when I mean to say my name.

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National Public Radio’s “Morning Edition” today aired a spot focusing on the unusual but inspired collaboration between classical violinist Hilary Hahn and one of Spitball’s favorite songwriters and persons, Josh Ritter.

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I haven’t logged onto the l’Edge myspace account in weeks, perhaps months. Then, today, I finally did, and discovered a message from my friend Jesse Payne, who also happens to be a musician in the local scene.

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That particular year, our friends at Sony were also excited, seeing as they are the purveyors of the entire back catalogs of both of these legendary artists. They put together a banner, taller than any man, to hang in our front window.

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Received my Red Cross certificate from Washington showing that I graduated from the course as a Staff Ass’t., and Hon., it’s even signed by the President of the U.S.!

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Now I can’t expect everyone to feel like I am,
But I spot a trend that has got to stop,
And I want them to put back that old corner store.

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Today I was sidelined with the incapcitating numbies, which is what I am calling the non-specific dizzyness and lethargy that I am associating with a cold. I also can’t sit still in one place today. So I am taking the opportunity to spend the afternoon in my office, clearing out the crap.

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So, my Dad still won’t let me have any money. He said he didn’t have any, but now he’s saying that I can’t have it, so that sounds like he actually has some, which means he was lying about not having any money because if I can’t have it that means there’s some money there, right?

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In this performance, a one-armed Mexican street musician named Carlos Garcia plays the dreamy melody on an ivy leaf.

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So you see, I have been busy – oh, yes, practiced too, about 45 minutes. Have a new piece for us. It’s “Clair-de-Lune” by Debussy and very lovely.

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