Just a couple of examples of some of the projects I’ve had fun with over the years…
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- House of Blues, free vodka and asparagus, most normal point of night. 1 week ago
- sitting with a really random group of people, drinking a mojito. Jesus, Hitler, and Pele wouldn't be as weird a pairing. F'ing New Orleans. 1 week ago
- Settling in @ New Orleans, and the body odor is palpable. Gonna be a long, strange week. 1 week ago
- Calming down. The construction crew @ the neighbors house began working, LOUDLY, @ 7 this morning, but was gone when I left shortly after 8. 2 weeks ago
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05.12.09Thoughts on 365, Vol. II
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01.22.09Winter Beard
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01.05.09A Tale of Two Stories
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12.09.08Finally Home
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10.13.08Recipe No. 004: Shrimp and Grits
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10.10.08Back On Skyline Drive…
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'Made to Stick: Why Some Ideas Survive and Others Die'
by Dan Heath
'Child 44'
by Tom Rob Smith
'Work Types'
by Linda K. Kirby
'The Big Show: A Tribute To ESPN's Sportscenter'
by Dan Patrick & Keith Olbermann
'The Good Life'
by Jay Mcinerney
'Outliers: The Story of Success'
by Malcolm Gladwell
'The Enemy Within: A History of Espionage'
by Terry Crowdy
'The Bedroom Secrets of the Master Chefs: A Novel'
by Irvine Welsh
'Redefining Southern Culture: Mind and Identity in the Modern South'
by James C. Cobb
'Away Down South: A History of Southern Identity'
by James C. Cobb
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Ole Miss, with its redbrick buildings, its groves of trees, its winding roads and pretty coeds, seemed to represent "the South" and all its preoccupations with history, romance and order.
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