Lone Cowboy
by The Sterling Sisters
This song has been stuck in my head for days.
KICKSTARTER | The Sterling Sisters - Hale Album and Summer Tour
The Sterling Sisters are releasing their first full length album & taking their show on the road. We’d love for you to be a part of it!
The Sterling Sisters / Kickstarter / Full Length Album / Summer Tour
I’m excited to announce that The Sterling Sisters are finally releasing their first full-length album titled Hale in August. I’m also thrilled to part of their upcoming midwest/northeast summer tour to photograph for the Baltimore Sun, direct a music video, and to drive the goddamn van!
As of today, we’ve started a kickstarter campaign to cover the upfront costs of renting a van and gas. Besides the special vinyl edition of Hale being offered, there are some formidable rewards such as the Kickstarter-only album Songs for the Donors. I’ve had Lone Cowboy stuck in my head for a week!
We’ll also be writing postcards from the road, offering guest list tickets, personal cassette mixtapes, my Baltimore City photo book, a signed guitar, a private acoustic show, and the band will even play your wedding!
So if you’re financially able, please donate to the campaign and we’ll love you forever. If not, please consider reblogging or posting the kickstarter page onto your facebook/twitter/xanga. We certainly appreciate it and hope to see you on the road.
The Price of Land
In Maryland, an acre of land costs ~$7,800.
In Palawan, an island providence of the Philippines, an acre of island costs ~$4,534. But you have to buy 75 acres of it at the tune of $3.5 million.
In Second Life, 1.038 acres of land cost ~$26 a month.
A lone cowboy went riding across the desert plain.
Visited a land for Marxists. A man kept asking me to work for him. I don’t want to work in a video game! We went fishing instead.
I don’t quite understand the appeal to Second Life. I wonder if there are juggalos?
Today I went back to Second Life. I fell out of the sky and took a bus to nowhere. After running around for a bit, I logged off.
Vincent Black Shadow motocyle.
Introduced in 1949, hand built in the UK.
Photo by Todd McLellan.
Journalist Hunter S. Thompson wrote that, “If you rode the Black Shadow at top speed for any length of time, you would almost certainly die.”
Well I knew his face but did not know his name.
