Driving

[threeplusfire]

Gene and I took off for the Circuit City in Killeen, and snagged a rather cheap Apple iBook. It's a cute little machine, with lights and one almosts expects to hear it breathing. Great fun, especially finding a Dairy Queen in Salado and finding ourselves in this very David Lynch-esque setting. I was waiting for the man in the gray jacket to do something weird.

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[seitvonzu.livejournal.com]

bill and i stayed in a b&b in salado once :) it was fun...even if it was 105 degrees when we first got there for our picnic lunch :)our room came with a porch swing (gotta love that) and we sat on it with cold beers watching someone's wedding that was taking place at said b&b. the dairy queen sounds fun....b and i have memories at dairy queens too... i'm having some nostalgia now! dangit! :)

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[tsarina.livejournal.com]

Cool! What an excellent story. I had a serious urge to check into a hotel and stay for a day or two, just get away from everything. (though I'm sure I would have seriously been aching for my net connection within 8 hours)

It's not a real town without a Dairy Queen!

[seitvonzu.livejournal.com]

it's the texas stop sign! :)

[(Anonymous)]

What were you doing in Killeen? :)

I remember when that Circuit City was new. They started out with all these cool CDs by obscure artists, but I guess that just didn't pay off... Still not a bad place to shop though. Jean wants to get the computer-drawing-board-what-yer-may-call-it they have there.

-Walter

[frasia.livejournal.com]

Someone told me my pictures reminded them of David Lynch recently.

Who is he?

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[tsarina.livejournal.com]

David Lynch, one of the most interesting filmmakers around. Most known for the movies Blue Velvet and Eraserhead, and the TV seris Twin Peaks.

I can see how someone could find your photos Lynchian. They're quite interesting, and full of possibility.

[frasia.livejournal.com]

Oh!

I knew the name sounded familiar.

I'm not really familiar with any of his movies, though.

Thanks about my photos. :)

[warhol.livejournal.com]

the way the iBook pulses makes it seem alive, and yes.... much like breathing. *creepy* (but neat!)