Soul Searchers - Blow Your Whistle

Shake your tambourine go and get yourself a whistle and blow.

I love youtube for this.

I found this gem this week and I am in love with it.

I want to take it to Massachusetts and gay marry it.

When people extend the anti-gay marriage argument to the point of insanity (then people will want to marry their dogs or their sister). They should say "If we allow gay marriage then the flood gates will be open and people will marry obscure disco records."

I don't have a dog and my sister comes with 4 kids.

Marrying "Blow Your Whistle", much more likely.

Down to Love Town by The Originals

Mama Cass- One Way Ticket

I got a call today from the photo booker at Fairchild to shoot a job tomorrow. The job is for Footwear News, and the editor is one of my favorites, Meghan Cass.

Just thinking about Meghan puts this song in my head.

It is Mama Cass. I have no idea what the image is about, but the song is catchy and fun.

Here is a Family Guy goof on the Pinball Number Count

Pinball Number Count, The Pointer Sisters

Here is the Pinball Number Count sequence from Sesame Street. It was recorded in 1972 by the Pointer Sisters.

Sesame Street has always brought in great people to do songs for them. There is a disco version of Cookie Starts with C by Cookie Monster that was actually one of Larry Levan's first producitons.

Justice: Phantom Pt. 2 and DVNO

I woke up with this song in my head today.

The video is kinda bad. Overuse of slow-mo anyone? The song is catchy though.



While I was watching it I stumbled on this video. Also by Justice, it is fantastic. I felt like a kid watching the 1,2,3,4,5 video from sesame street.

It has a lot of references to graphics from the 80's, like HBO Saturday night movie and Nightline.

I like that it has an arc from 2d to 3d.

Torah Project at Westchester Reform Temple

WRT is writing a new Torah.


They have undertaken a long term project where congregants can come in and write with a scribe. I have gotten involved with the project and it is super fun. The Torah committee is great to work with and being able to capture the writing is important for both the participants and the Synagogue.

These shots are from yesterday's session. This is the second session of many.


They have all ages doing the writing from 3-93.


This is one of the committee members Pam's grandmother. I would like to thank Neil the scribe for giving me such great access and allowing me to take these pictures.