The Gibbon and the Pork Plate
It's the flu, not the Chinese restaurant. Yesterday was bad, but today is a little better. The music sounds great, though it is filtered through a headache that starts under Plottie's eyebrow and ends up somewhere in his cranium.
Plotnik is old-school, friends, as you all know. He has always believed melodies and lyrics are all that matters, but he is learning to really tip his hat to the production folks who have learned how to tweak this very complicated software.
Yesterday, when Plotnik was feeling particularly punk, he found himself next to a barbecue stand. That pork plate with coleslaw and corn muffin was very, very good, once he felt hungry enough to eat it, which was late last night.
OK. When Plot threatens again to buy a MacBook laptop, someone remind him how many times it has taken him to type this blog entry. Apple's word processing is for gibbons.
posted by DAK @ 8:57 AM
4 Comments:
So the Chinese food was OK after all? Hopefully the flu will be gone quickly (and if you are eating BBQ it sounds like that's the case - Yay!)
I need to know more about the gibbons you are using to type your blog entries with. They might not be Apple-approved.
Gibbons? What the? Sorry about the flu, all you need is a shot of rare SF sunshine, which we have today!
When did you become Rocker Dave?
Macbook with Microsoft Office is the way to go.
somehow I don't think you meant what Wikipedia offers for 'gibbons':
Gibbons are the small apes in the family Hylobatidae. Gibbons occur in tropical and subtropical rainforests from northeast India to Indonesia and north to southern China, including the islands of Sumatra, Borneo and Java.
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