Showing posts with label Listen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Listen. Show all posts

Friday, August 2, 2013

Saturday wait

Happy Friday everyone!  Rediscovered this classic, appropriately today - reminded me of this adorable order of service.

Have a great weekend y'all.

Monday, July 29, 2013

Trifecta of awesomeness

Anyone who knows me is familiar with my obsession with everything Beyonce and Jay Z - I have so much respect for a couple who are as high profile as they are and yet manage to keep out of the spotlight.  You never see them screaming down the paparazzi or monetising announcements about little Blue Ivy (although this was pretty hysterical).  And do I even need to talk about Beyonce's Halftime performance at the Superbowl?  Fierce.

And then there is JT, whose songs have seen me from my early teens (Bye Bye Bye anyone?) through to adulthood (Mirrors still gets me dancing).  So thrilled I've had the opportunity to see this trifecta of awesomeness this month.
This was around the point that Beyonce flew on a harness from one end of the arena to the other.  She makes me want to buy a glitter bodysuit.
How someone can sound so good while also busting out some serious dance moves is a mystery to me - JT and Jay-Z tore the house down!
Incredible performers, if you're in Sydney for their upcoming tours - go!

Tuesday, July 16, 2013

New music discovery

New for me, anyway.
What's not to like about a band that has a recurring neon heart in all their video clips?

Monday, April 29, 2013

On the creative process

Some overwhelming typography, but itdoesn't make these words any less worthwhile!


Love Ira Glass.  Close the gap.

Monday, March 25, 2013

(New) home again

Long goodbyes, two delayed flights and some napping at the airport and I'm back in my (new) home.  So much to say, but I have tired fingers and heavy eyes so I will have to #laterpost (reference to #latergram?) all about Sydney and the rest of Tassie in the upcoming week.

For now, I want to leave you with a sweet little song from the Vampire Weekend boys that I can't stop listening to.  The 'girl' in it is 'New York', and while the cultural references don't cross over to San Francisco, it's sort of how I feel about this place:

Every time I see you in the world you always step to my girl.