Mom continues to crank out new music for flute choirs. This time she surpised me by dedicating a piece in my honor called Quicksilver Rag. Quicksilver Rag A brisk but not rushed tempo and precise dotted patterns will help depict the impish merriment of this piece. Composed in the style of popular American ragtime music …
Monthly Archives: July 2004
Halo on Joe’s Plasma
I’ve been playing a lot of Halo lately with some of the Lambda Chi Alpha staff. Co-worker Joe Klimek bought a nice plasma TV about a month ago, which seemed to have spured more Halo. It’s really amazing that a game created in 2001 has a) kept my interest and b) is still the best …
Neighboor’s Fire
Looks like my neighboor had a fire yesterday. Her stove, most of her kitchen cabinents, and some other items are all charred and stacked outside for garbage collection. Her unit touches mine, but her kitchen does not. She hasn’t had much luck lately, for she also experienced the sewage backup in May. The backup trashed …
No Pearce on Farewell T-Shirt
Remember Earl Brown? You know, the Peace Corps country director in Guyana who sent me home for maintaining this personal website? He still has it in for me; poor guy. The GUY10 group’s, the 23 volunteers I started my tour with two years ago, close of service is in August. Some have already returned to …
RadioParadise.com
RadioParadise.com is the single-best radio station I’ve ever listened to. It offers a wonderful collection of creative, eclectic, and diverse music that no FM station would ever offer. I’ve been listening to the station for about a year now. Often, as I would hear a song or artist that I liked, I’d pop on over …