This picture represents...maybe half of the tea supply in my suite. We live by the stuff.Friday Fill-Ins has a first-sentence-of-books theme this week. The first one is the only real answer I know; the rest are made up.
1. "In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit!!!!"
2. "My tonsils are huge but that ain't no matter."
3. "After dark the rain began to fall again, as per usual in Providence."
4. "Pirates, looking suspiciously Johnny Depp-esque, streamed out from the hold of the Spanish galleon."
5. "There was a hand in the darkness, and suddenly my chicken parm was gone."
6. "Accidents ambush the unsuspecting, so always wear a helmet when riding a bike."
7. And as for the weekend, tonight I'm looking forward to sleeping, tomorrow my plans include sleeping and Sunday, I want to sleep!
If you haven't before, check out The Low Anthem, an interesting band from good ol' Providence. Rolling Stone calls them "a trio of neo-hippie rockers...the Low Anthem craft homemade, warm-hearted Americana populated by train workers and road trippers on their second album, Oh My God, Charlie Darwin." I particularly love their gorgeous, often chill-inducing, harmonies. They're probably the biggest band to come out of Prov in recent times - while they've been popular around here for a while, they seem to have had a sudden rush of fame and have been playing at some of the biggest music festivals in the country. The fun part - not only did they all go to Brown at some point, but I played with Jocie (the trio's only female member, and youngest) in the pit for "Merrily We Roll Along" freshman year! She's such a nice person - I really enjoyed getting to know her - and I'm thrilled that she's making it big, doing what she loves. Brown music concentrators, you too can go far.
