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For any who missed it on Saturday, I revealed my musical alter-ego @asuggestiveinq with a thread introducing a stylistically varied sample of seven of my songs, with lyrics inspired by—among others—V. Gordon Childe, Diana Wynne Jones, Douglas Adams, Ian Paul Wright, and my cat.
So here's my latest song, the first beta release from an absurdly ambitious prospective project—a concept album based on @IanPaulWright's essay on the Dark Eucharist of the Real God. This is Epiklesis, and it's about that shadow, over there, in the corner. asuggestiveinquiry.bandcamp.…
Well I've booked all the things for my two days in London. Bus there, bus back. two days of National Archives reading room, one night at cheap (for London) hotel, one partially obstructed seat at Jesus Christ Superstar. It probably ended up costing a lot.
Gonna see Jesus. Considered going to Six The Musical but apparently it's not about Colin Baker's Doctor.
The parishes should be able to aid the lumpen-intelligentsia made redundant by the machines this winter by putting them to work mending the information superhighway, in return for poor relief
If she can make it from there to my arms, she is safe there too. Only me and the armchair can protect her from the explosions
But I'm curious, is Minchin's character meant to sound somewhere transitional between cockney and Australian? It's just that everyone else is pretty much one thing or the other: Australian sounding, cockney sounding, or posh English sounding. #TheArtfulDodger
Thinking of treating myself to a day at Kew in the National Archives, I've built up a fair list of documents I want to look for, for my family history research, putting them off to "when I get round to visiting Kew".
Might do a warm-up visit to the local Mormon place first.
Oh it's very expensive to get into London early enough to catch the start of the working day, isn't it.
Until this year when I forgot to put her chair out when I turned the heating on, she had no idea that sitting on the heater was an option
Only just noticed that the sickle in this version of the logo looks like a dismayed cartoon fish urgently moving to the right
The "wings" of the dove are the body of the fish, the "head" of the dove is the lower lip of the fish, and the slit above the lip is the fish's fishy mouth.