Man, have I been lucky in this department. To be honest, I’m not too sure what my dreams really entail. It’s all a little vague to the full extent. But every little thing I think I wanna do, I have supportive people all around, always. You know who y’all are. And I thank you.
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The Hush Sound: Don’t Wake Me Up ft. Patrick Stump
Our friends in The Hush Sound are getting back together for two shows next month in Chicago so we decided they’d be a great choice for our Sunday Night Music Club. Here’s the song ‘Don’t Wake Me Up’ featuring guest vocals by Patrick Stump of Fall Out Boy from the band’s second album Like Vines - released by Fueled By Ramen and Decaydance in 2006.
I looked in the dark
The room calm and cold
And quiet hollow
I am such a haunted soul
Your ghost has gone to bed
It’s all coldLook for The Hush Sound at Chicago’s Bottom Lounge on February 3rd and 4th. Click HERE for tickets!
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O hai.
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,“I just want to break you down so badly in the worst way.”
“MakeDamnSure” by Taking Back Sunday
So…I’m not really into Twitter. But I’m currently kinda bored and thought I’d give it more of a go than usual. To keep up with the people, you must play the hashtag game. And currently, of the trending is #30WaysToMakeAGirlSmile. These people just aren’t thinking outside the box! You can totally do like a million things that are wayyyyy cooler than “send her a text saying goodnight” or “cuddle.” Wait, I just read a good one, “Treat her like you miss her.”…you know, as if you did, but you don’t actually have to. And you know what, mine aren’t even half interesting all that often, but I’d like to follow interesting people. So…let’s find each other and hang in Twitterland. @wshfulthinkr11
“The Dreamer and the Devil: A New Musical”
Hey Chicago! I know it seems like I call you out often, but that’s only because I think you’d appreciate such things. My bro’s gf is the mastermind behind this project. I’ve seen the first reading and it blew my mind. First reading! I can’t imagine how awesome it’s going to be as it progresses. The music is fun and the story is on point. If you’ve read “Devil in the White City”, you’ll know the premise. If you haven’t, you should. But in short, the story takes place around 2 people, a serial killer and an architect, around the time of the World’s Fair.
You may have seen that a movie, with the same book title, will be coming out at some point. This is your chance to support local Chicagoans in their element and help make something happen. Depending on how much you back, you could get a seat in the next reading and a bunch of other things, like a limited edition poster my brother is designing.
Note: According to Kickstarter rules, if the campaign doesn’t reach the goal, no money is given. So, it’s terribly important that anyone interested in helping out knows about it asap. Please spread the word. Thanks!
An excellent initiative Adele Enersen, from Helsinki with this project “Mila’s Daydreams. ” During the period of maternity leave, she staged daily and imagines the dreams of her baby.
