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May 03, 2005
Is this all that I get in return?
Ok, hi.
We made it. After a protracted (and borderline pathological) battle with Movable Type, we're here. I've had more than my fill of CSS tags and HTML code, let me tell you. A pain in the brain, but well worth it. Celebratory victory blog action, right here, right now.

My name is Dana and, uh, you probably know me in in some way, so this introduction is kinda irrelevant. We have a FRAMEWORK, dudes. But hello anyway and thanks for reading. I've been looking forward to having an outlet for writing and have been inspired by the radical blog styley of Urban Honking and our own attempt at documenting the making of Deathray LP#2.
So here we are.
We made it.

Incredible.
The title of this entry is a lyric from a song by the Goodmornings, a very nice Sacramento band I'm recording right now. I can't get that song out of my head. Good one, fellas.
When not laboring obsessively over this here laptop, I've been quite busy with recording (or "producing/engineering", if you put your fancypants on one leg at a time). And of course, making music, sweet music. I'm sure I'll blather on about those processes from time to time, but primarily I wanted this to be a somewhat personal, and hopefully not too EMO, space.

So I'll more than likely represent with scattered thoughts, gauzy digi-pix, fiercely insular politics, gentle words of encouragement, curse words of cursing, gushing words of mush, and all of the various twists and turns you've come to expect from quality b-logs. Yeah. Alright. Yo.
I have no idea if anyone is actually reading this.
And because sleep is overrated and I have so much time thanks to inexpensive and easy-to-use Meth©, I've also been getting into Podcasting, and hope to turn that interest into a monthly (or maybe even weekly) Song Of The Month (or Week?) Podcast. Podcasting = internet radio to go. Audio content you can download via RSS/XML feeds to yr comp/iTunes/iPod/iWhatever. Truthfully, I don't even really know what an XML feed is. I have a vague grip on RSS and I think they are similar? Anyway, I like the idea of what is essentially a free, auto-updated subscription to creative content. It's nice. More on that later.
I'm serious about the Meth©, man. This is a cry for help.

So this feels like it's about the right pitch. Like it could be something cool. I like starting something, even a something that needs to find what it is, or where it's starting. Does that make any sense?

I think you know what I'm trying to say.
CHEERS,
DANA
posted by dana at May 3, 2005 10:53 AM


