5 things

[truepenny]

1. I dreamed Monday night that I was cast as the Wicked Witch of the West in a production of Alice in Wonderland. (stillsostrange was Alice, which tells you what kind of Alice we're talking about.) I've been wondering all week, more or less idly, how to make the mashup work.

2. Dear Feckless Acupuncture Clinic: If you wish us to have a client/service provider relationship of any kind, there must be a method by which I can communicate with you. Either phone or email is fine, but ONE OF THEM HAS GOT TO GET A RESPONSE.

3. Okay, maybe it's not my magnesium/calcium/zinc supplements making me queasy. Maybe it's just me. :P

4. Amazon says there's cover art for The Tempering of Men.

5. Johnny Cash covering Sheryl Crow's "Redemption Day" has depths of awesome beyond what I would have expected. And that's saying something.

Comments

[callunav.livejournal.com]

That is awesome coverart, though I still question the chain mail miniskirt.

But, wow, that song. I went and found it and you're not wrong. He has the right voice, and it's the right music, and yeah.

It's in the soul to feel such things
But weak to watch without speaking
Oh what mercy sadness brings
If God be willing

[marycatelli]

The dreams Dorothy had while in the poppy field interconnect with Alice's.

Assuming you're going by the book.

[girlpunksamurai.livejournal.com]

4. Amazon says there's cover art for The Tempering of Men.

Yay! This means not too long from now, actual book? Can I has book please? *Adorable kitty face*

[avocadovpx.livejournal.com]

>> I've been wondering all week, more or less idly, how to make the mashup work.

I don't know how either, but the way the soundtrack mashes up Pink Floyd, Grace Slick, and Tom Petty rocks.

[llyse.livejournal.com]

Is it bad that the combination of barbarian-ish man and the word "honor" immediately made me think of Oglaf?