Roddy Frame: My Favorite Under Rated Songwriter
Labels: 80s, Awesome, Aztec Camera, Great, How Men Are, Roddy FRame, songwriter
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Labels: 80s, Awesome, Aztec Camera, Great, How Men Are, Roddy FRame, songwriter
It's a few days after my birthday & my affairs and my apartment are way out of order. That means it's time to blog. I'm giving these to myself because they make me laugh every time I see them & I am a lady that never undervalues that particular trait.
Labels: Andy Samberg, Birthday, collaboration, funnyashell, Lonely Island, Rihanna, Shy Ronnie, SNL, SNL Digital Short
Dear Kreayshawn,
Labels: AR, Bay Area, CMC, Gucci Gucci, hip hop, Kreayshawn, Life Aint Easy, rap, record deal, Rich Whore, Sony, west coast
I remember waking up, ready to have a super day because it's Greg's birthday today & he came in the bedroom & said "They're blowing up New York". We watched TV instead of having a great birthday & I refused to cancel my trip to NY which was two weeks later. I wish i had made my Old Man's birthday 10 years ago better but so much tragedy overwhelmed one man's day. So much so, that I say "Never again will I allow 9/11 make me put the importance of the people I love who were born on 9/11 after the sadness of the lives taken on that day." Happy Birthday Greg & Leah! I'm sorry you got screwed by 9/11. I went to Manhattan two weeks later w my friend, Mark K. The generosity & many incredible memorials we encountered was simply staggering and that's why I will always ♥ NY.
Labels: 2001, 2011, 911, alive, Birthday, Greg, Happy Birthday, Leah B, wemustneverforget
As I sit here w/ my coffee & a l'il toke while I watch the Pride Parade, I try to figure out why I have mixed feelings about New York legalizing "it" before California. I've come to the conclusion it's embarrassment that we didn't do it first. "It's Raining Men" isn't part of New York's top 5. San Francisco is gay Christmas every day, all the time. But SF is not California. Since envy is a bitter and dangerous pill, I'm letting it go and thanking New York for illuminating the way for every gay couple to experience the beautiful love story, with its related joys and baggage, called "marriage" that all us "lucky" and "clear headed" heteros have been enjoying since some white guys who were the only ones allowed on the scene, legislated it as such.
Labels: Donna Sashay, gay, new york, Parade, PRIDE, San Francisco, The Weather Girls