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Archive for December, 2006

IS THIS THE REMIX?

Jimmy red car, and I don’t care. Jimmy red car, and I don’t care. Jimmy red care and I don’t caaaaaaaaaaaaare! My monster’s run away. As much as I hate the original in it’s historical context, I kind of like the remix.  It must be fun being a snot-nosed, cookie munching, song mangling three-year-old.  At [...]

I LOVE YOU UNCLE CRAIG

For the last couple of weeks I had to steady myself everytime the phone rang revealing my mother’s cell phone number on the caller ID.  Somehow I knew that when the news came it would be my mom who’d break it to me.  That call I had been dreading came two days ago when in a strained voice she said “he’s [...]