Crushing it, mk. whatever

C-poots wrote:It isn't 100% but it is looking really good so far, I think I have secured housing in San Francisco and its a great location (Russian Hill), good price (slightly below market for neighborhood), and furnished. Will be a major stress relief once its all said and done, which should be within the next week.

Signing the papers today!

http://thequietus.com/articles/23244-gardener-golden-ratio-frequencies

the quietus wrote a bit about my new stuff

Congrats! I enjoy reading that site and am glad you're getting recognized!

i'm not super familiar with your music Dash, but you're a fantastic dude and i bet it's super interesting. i encourage everyone (and myself) to give it a shot.

jesus jones wrote:http://thequietus.com/articles/23244-gardener-golden-ratio-frequencies

the quietus wrote a bit about my new stuff

awesome, like that song a lot

thanks yall

I knew about Curtains but I didn't know anything at all about Gardener until now.

And I bought this last week and had no idea that there was a second part to it (picking up now, obviously).

oh cool! colin (ant'lrd) is one of my best friends. his tunes are tops

My wife left me. But an old Asian gentleman also just told me that I look like a movie star. So I got that goin for me. Which is nice.

You've always been a good looking dude, no doubt.

Were I granted a wish it'd be hard to choose between Young Stalin's hair or Ned's jawline.

I went for a casual cup of coffee with a beautiful and interesting lady today. She works on the campaign for a good friend of mine who’s running for senate in maine. Not even really a date, per say. I geniumely enjoy talking with her about things, and she’s very smart.
Afterwards, I walked around smiling for a bit, bought a live Link Wray album at a little thrift store, and now I’m currently sipping on a flight of beers from Austin Street brewery while reading the Murakami book about running which I’d been wanting to pick up for ages.

These past two days have been a much much needed pick me up.

i live in maine - austin st is good stuff

Just had a vasectomy. Sitting on my couch with an ice pack on my crotch. Listening to Talk Talk.

When I grow up, Nick, I want to be you.

there's a review of "a place where nothing was" in the new issue of the wire

the other night after the war on drugs show adam asked me to come up to philly sometime and make some electronic music with him

feelin alright

Woah awesome

Can't wait to pick up that issue in my local specialist magazine shop!

I posted a photo of a Totino’s frozen pizza on social media with a Kristofferson quote attached and Marshall Stacks was the first dude to “like” it.

I woke up this morning with a slight hangover but decided I'm in too good a mood to let it win. Ran to the waterfront, ate a double double animal style from in-n-out, drank a red bull and took a real solid poop. Its a great day guys!

losing weight and making healthy lifestyle adjustments has been the most transformative experience of my life

i'm never going back

Good on you Chrono.

Weight isn't an issue for me but Christ I need to learn to cook something other than pasta/roast dinner and become a healthier eater if I want to have any shot at feeling good all the time for no reason

i'm big enough to admit my vanity and i feel like people see me differently already. the extra positive attention from women is obviously a huge boost.

i always knew in my heart that the women i find most attractive wouldn't find me attractive because of my fitness level and it was something i had to (deservedly) accept, but to experience the changes firsthand has been extremely interesting.

also all the emotional benefits you talk about. sleeping is easier. waking up is easier. i have more energy to burn when i really need it. i feel strong and vibrant while doing simple things like standing up, simple stretches. i can feel my muscles and know how to engage them more. yoga has become a happy place, both physically and spiritually. i'm beginning to feel myself open up and allow myself to care about life in a different way because i feel more in control of my choices.

pasta ain't bad if you can limit your portion and make a simple marinara or pesto. if you like roasting, one thing i do is buy four vegetables at the store (onion, potato, pepper, some cruciferous veggie), chop them into small bits, roll them in a combo of olive oil + vinegar + your favorite spices, and roast between 400-450 for between 30-45 minutes. it's absolutely fucking delicious. i also eat boatloads of hummus.

Good for you Chrondog!