Dearest m,

"June is here and it's clear to me that things will be good
for a while...
how long? i couldn't say, on how I wish june would stay,
he's such a handsome fellow that i adore...
if June were a man he'd be tall and tan
with a golden curl on his brow...
the son of Apollo, the sun god we follow,
so pleasant and quick with a smile...
he touches the corn and soon flowers are born,
swaying so sweet to his sighs...
oh, kiss me I'd swoon my dusk lovin' June,
the crickets are drunk on the season."

-Dolly

The Classixx

[audio http://www.fileden.com/files/2010/7/20/2919956//Ill Get You.mp3]

Photo: Urban Outfitters

Weekend Warriors

[audio http://www.fileden.com/files/2010/7/20/2919956//04 Electric Feel.mp3]

Oh how I love the ocean.

Pure Saint

[audio http://www.fileden.com/files/2010/7/20/2919956//04 Marry Me.mp3]



This concert is probably one of the many that I've listened to on npr that I remain baffled about and mysteriously magnetized to. The second time running through it I've picked a favorite: Marry Me John; a delicate, twisted, serenade. The set was excellent and sounded much more sporadic and original than the record. I hope any who visit this blog (though, perhaps limited to my mom and a few typists who have gone astray on the keyboard), hear something equally as good.

-NPR junkie

Photo: Starpulse

What potent blood hath modest May.

[audio http://www.fileden.com/files/2010/7/20/2919956//03 Sundress.mp3]

Lakes and rivers.