Usually kids sorta annoy me
but
Joey Cape’s daughter is kind of adorable haha.
Joey is the best dude, as well.
http://punkworldviews.com/lagwagon-joey-cape-interview-2012/
Lagwagon (Joey Cape) interview with PunkWorldViews.com (with live footage)
Nov. 26, 1970: Some things never change. The Bullwinkle balloon floated gracefully above Times Square in the annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade as several hundred thousand New Yorkers lined the route below. Photo: Neal Boenzi/The New York Times
By the time he started talking about his relationship with his father, all of Mike’s friends who were standing near me had noticeably changed their demeanor. Mike talked about conversations with his father that occurred a bit later in his life, presumably his twenties. His father told Mike that after he was divorced from Mike’s mom, she made him see Mike two times a month. His father admitted that all he ever wanted to do was get laid and party, and had no desire to have him as a child. Later in life, when the wife of Mike’s father called him and told him that his father had passed, she wanted to know if he would attend the funeral. Mike was on tour at this point and canceled a show in Fresno to attend the service. He showed up in the tour van, got out, and said two sentences about how he would have loved to have known his Father. Then Mike went back to the van, and did drugs.
By Diana Al-Hadid, both of these individual sculptures have an aura of mystique about them, both seemingly pieces of impossible architectural prowess, both could easily have been constructed in another world. I don’t quite know what it is I am looking at, which works very much in their favour.
