>That’s what my evening has amounted to. Depeche mode and peanut butter. Skippy. At this moment, life is particularly good.
Music for the Masses runs a close second as my favorite album to the Depeche Mode 101 2-CD set. Granted, when I bought it when I was in high school, I owned it in cassette tape form. Cassette tapes are my generation’s 8-tracks. I seem hell-bent on aging myself as of late. But if I’m gonna do it, Depeche Mode is a kick-ass-right-on hell-yeah-muthafuckah way to do it.
And the peanut butter? The peanut butter is incidental. As is the grapefruit juice with which I wash it down.
Life, as I said, is particularly good.
So, here is the painting I have been working on; the canvas size is 24″ X 24″ and will be completely filled with the following pattern:
And yes, this image is to scale. Granted these are the beginning stages so it’s a bit shaggy; later I will go in and paint the white and refine the lines. So I’m looking at confirmed mental disorder status by Halloween. This painting is tedious, maddening, monotonous, utterly time-consuming, and bad for the eyes and my lower back.
I love his stuff!
This painting is my kind of shit. Heh-yeah.
I’m going to bed now. I have to get up at 4:30 A.M.
Voulez-voulez-vous too damn early.
>If Depeche Mode made a bad album, I’m not aware of it.I had 10th-row-center seats for DM at Giant’s Stadium when they toured for Violator.In-freakin-credible.
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>Okay, we’re more than even for the Tori Amos concert.
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>Hurrah for grapefruit juice, art and Depeche Mode.But not for peanut butter.It makes me lisp.
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>Mine and Rob’s song is “Somebody”
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