Day 116: The Neverending Storm Clouds
They ended, of course. But it sure didn’t seem like they were going to. [Project 365]
Memphis Project 365 (2011) weather
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food friends Project 365 (2011)
Day 35/365: Lady Lunch Land
I met up with Amy Friday for lunch at Flight, which brought the concept of crawfish mac ‘n’ cheese into my life. I’m no seafood fan, so I was full of trepidation, but I made the leap and HOLY GOD that shit is good. Score one for the mudbugs. It was nice having an actual lunch at actual lunch time, with an actual human friend! I don’t get out a lot before noon, can you…
Project 365 (2011)
Day 33/365: Magic Hour
Today was ridiculous in completely diverse ways. [Project 365
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The Majestic
The Majestic remains one of my favorite places Downtown for food and drink and a taste of the ritz.
friends Memphis movies project 365 (2009)
Day 198: Power House
My pal D alerted me to the $5 Friday midnight matinees going on this month in the basement over at Power House, which suits this night owl just fine. We saw "Teeth," which I liked way more than I expected to. Next week: "Fido." Vagina dentata AND zombies? It’s like they’re showing these flicks just for me! [Project 365]
Memphis Zombie Massacre project 365 (2009)
Day 114: MZM ’09
Well well well, this year’s march of the undead featured a wedding, a zombified newsman, and tons of children. Always something keeping it fresh. I think the route was a little long and complicated. Noted. I was so happy to have friends come out to support it and get all goried up. (Amanda and Brandon made pretty hilarious zombies.) Kristin came all the way from Nashville and helped wrangle zombies while I ran around taking…
project 365 (2009) weather
Day 92: Stormy Weather
Just cant get my poor self together, I’m weary all of the time So weary all of the time “Stormy Weather” — written by Harold Arlen and Ted Koehler (I am partial to the Etta James version) [Project 365]
Memphis Zombie Massacre project 365 (2009)
Day 90: Flyering
Busy busy busy busy day. No time to take a photo until very late, after work. Three weeks, people. Spread the word. [Project 365]
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