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Jay Dunphy and David Chenery on CFUV
I almost forgot, Jay Dunphy and David Chenery are going to be performing live on CFUV tomorrow at 3:30. I might poke my head in the door as well to sing some backup vocals. CFUV is UVic’s student-run radio station, broadcasting to the Victoria area at 101.9 FM. If you’re not in the vicinity, you…
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Christmas in Comox
The holidays were very kind to me. Fun parties with good friends, including people I hadn’t seen in ages. Good times spent with my family. My parents have a new Bichon Frise cross puppy named Poppy. Her hobbies include chewing things, barking loudly and running around in mad circles for no reason at all. Thankfully…
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Dear Santa
All I want for Christmas is…
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Hmm
I thought of something good I could put up here the other day, but I forget what it was.
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Party at Erik’s
Yeeeeehaw, it’s a party at Erik’s house! It’s party blogging, man. Beer and chicks, man. Um… beer and chick. There’s one chick. Charis says hi. video
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No Peas at 11
SWEET JESUS DON’T EAT THE PEAS AT 11:00 BECAUSE THEY WILL EXPIRE AT THAT VERY MOMENT.
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Jay’s CD Reviewed in Monday
If you’re in the Victoria area, pick up a copy of the September 30-October 6 edition of Monday Magazine (look for a yellow newspaper box; they’re all over the city.) The CD I recorded with Jay and Matt is reviewed on page 20. Robert Wiersema writes: Season of the Deadened, the new album from Dunphy’s…
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Highlights from the Norah Jones trip
Aimée won a trip for four to see Norah Jones perform in Vancouver on Monday night. She graciously invited me, my sister Angela, and Denise to come with her. (You can open up the pictures in another window and follow along if you’re into that sort of thing.) The trip began with a ride on…
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I Love The Internet
There is some seriously cool stuff happening on the internet right now. You need to check some of this stuff out. First of all, if you’re still using Internet Explorer, you need to knock that off right now. Firefox is less susceptible to spyware, has a built-in popup window blocker and other neat features like…