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Monster Zucchini Attacks while in Salt Lake City

“Vegetables are a must on a diet. I suggest carrot cake, zucchini bread, and pumpkin pie.” -Jim Davis

This morning as I made myself a cup of french press Kona Blend coffee, I resolved to write a new post. I sat at my desk to hack away at html, and surprise, I became immediately distracted by my full inbox, by Burning Man Twitter posts, by Michael Jackson, by last.fm, and gamil.com (you can probably guess how i found that) until my cup was empty and I was filled with despair.

Then I sat frozen with my fingers on the keys--so much had happened since my last post I didn't know where to begin? Should I rant about the Tunetrack Fanclub push for John Jones? Brad Stanfield? Actually, I blogged about them on the Artistech website, which is full of music pictures and video links about them.

And how about Living Room Live in Salt Lake City? That was awesome. Mike Doerr flew Team ArtisTech from San Diego to Salt Lake in his Air2AirCorp twin prop Piper Seneca. Emily and I performed "Bewildered" on KZHT radio. Alex Goodwin captured 15 gigs of great audio and video. Bonnie and Gary Hooper hosted the 3rd Living Room Live Event, the first ever on the road. (see pics). A special guest appearance from Air Supply pianist, Jed Moss, topped it all off. Yes, Air Supply. Jed rocks.  (I could write a whole post just about that)

Actually, I think I will.

And I suggest a visit to Emily's page. She posted some great content.

Let's see, what else has happened? (I'm pouring another cup of coffee as I recollect) Well, summer has happened...and the back yard garden is ruled by a monster zucchini plant! Our neighbor Jeanne made us 3 loaves of zucchini bread from just one of these giant veggies. I'm having a slice now with my coffee. Delicious.


I now feel a lot better. I did it! I posted!

Now I have to tweet it, facebook it, myspace it, and e-mail it......

Hmmm....I think I'll go throw the ball to Perseus first!

Peace,
Jason

One more thing....Here's a Saturday morning video performance of Suitcase Full of Blues, some of that 15 gigs Alex got.