We started to do it again. A beastly hot week last summer finally prompted us to get a window air conditioner for our apartment. This was after years and years of suffering through summer heat in an apartment that has only two window. The fans were enough, we said. It gets really hot only one… Read More it’s magic.
Here it is. While I was checking out the new Blogger templates last week, I also started looking for alternatives. I just didn’t see anything on Blogger that really felt like it would work for me and, as I said last week, some of the Blogger shells that had been designed outside the system were… Read More option no. 3.
OK. No gynecological discussions. Or jokes. At least not yet. Nope, we’re writing about an unexpectedly nice surprise that’s coming up in about six weeks at the Post-Gazette Coca-Cola Star Lake Pavilion Amphitheater — or whatever it’s called these days: The unfortunately titled Homegrown Hoo-Ha on June 30. If you can get past the name… Read More i’m sorry?
Need yet another reason why Pittsburgh kicks ass? Here’s about 17 of ‘em: June 1 — Robert Randolph & the Family Band. 7:30 p.m.June 2 — Martin Sexton with opener Jon Check. 6 p.m.June 3 — Ozomatli. 6 p.m.June 4 — Black Moth Super Rainbow, Race the Ghost and Jack Wilson. 6:30 p.m.June 5 —… Read More did I mention the part about "free?"
The high temperature this afternoon was 83 degrees. That was followed by nice thunderstorms, some of which are still rolling through. Ahh. Summer’s here.
On May 8, 1977, GD played one of its legendary shows — one that frequently shows up at the top of the list when Deadheads are discussing the best shows of all time — at Barton Hall at Cornell University. It’s not clear to me whether Carolyn Peterson, the mayor of Ithaca, N.Y., attended… Read More gd day.
Uncle Crappy 