Monday, February 27, 2012
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Hi Montana!
A reminder about today's (2/18/12) screening of Roll Out, Cowboy at Crystal Theater at 4:45pm. I'll play songs afterwards and have $5 shirts and CDs for sale.
Come listen to a new rap about my month-old baby girl called "Giddyup."
Here's a blog about my new life as a "Missoulian" that the Big Sky Film Fest just posted:
http://bigskydocff.blogspot.com/2012/02/missoulas-own-rapping-cowboy.html
Hope to see some of you out!
A reminder about today's (2/18/12) screening of Roll Out, Cowboy at Crystal Theater at 4:45pm. I'll play songs afterwards and have $5 shirts and CDs for sale.
Come listen to a new rap about my month-old baby girl called "Giddyup."
Here's a blog about my new life as a "Missoulian" that the Big Sky Film Fest just posted:
http://bigskydocff.blogspot.com/2012/02/missoulas-own-rapping-cowboy.html
Hope to see some of you out!
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Roll Out, Cowboy, the 2010 feature-length film about my life as a touring musician, will be returning to the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival this coming Saturday, February 18th at 4:45pm, at the Crystal Theater.
My parents, who have STILL NOT seen it, promise to attend. Come watch them squirm. : ) I'll be performing songs afterwards.
If you live in Olympia or Seattle, I've heard rumors of folks carpooling out to Missoula the day before. Let me know if you're looking for a ride or riders.
Thanks!
My parents, who have STILL NOT seen it, promise to attend. Come watch them squirm. : ) I'll be performing songs afterwards.
If you live in Olympia or Seattle, I've heard rumors of folks carpooling out to Missoula the day before. Let me know if you're looking for a ride or riders.
Thanks!
Tuesday, February 07, 2012
"Bears don't really hibernate. They just sorta chill out."
That was my response to Hana yesterday when she pointed out that we've been living very den-like this winter. For the last two weeks, since Hana and Stevie returned from the hospital, they, Grandma Mary, and I have all been chilling out in this apartment, our little bear cave.
I've had to adjust from my old, get-stuff-done M.O. to one that surrenders to the needs of our milk-mouthed sweetheart. At first this lifestyle shift felt taxing, but I'm finally getting into the rhythm of it all and enjoying it. I love holding and taking baths with Stevie. I look forward to naps with her on my chest. For exercise I hike up Mount Jumbo or, weather permitting, go cross-country skiing with my buddy Jeff. For entertainment I scan Facebook, or Hana and I watch The Daily Show on Hulu.
What seems impossible now are projects that demand intense focus or time. For example, I've been wanting to blog for the last several days and am only now getting to it. Other neglected tasks include filing taxes, sending out baby gift thank-you cards, doing laundry, working on my music business, and connecting with friends. Arriving at appointments on time and running errands require strategic planning.
That said, Hana and I have been extremely lucky. My mother has been staying with us this month and helping out with cooking, cleaning, shopping, and baby care. Her generosity of time and resources (you, too, Dad!) has been invaluable. As I write this, Mom is holding my sleeping daughter and reading Gabby.
That was my response to Hana yesterday when she pointed out that we've been living very den-like this winter. For the last two weeks, since Hana and Stevie returned from the hospital, they, Grandma Mary, and I have all been chilling out in this apartment, our little bear cave.
This is my awesome Mom, Mary Herak Sand. |
That said, Hana and I have been extremely lucky. My mother has been staying with us this month and helping out with cooking, cleaning, shopping, and baby care. Her generosity of time and resources (you, too, Dad!) has been invaluable. As I write this, Mom is holding my sleeping daughter and reading Gabby.
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