Andi

Have been checking out some of the most recent pieces on your website/blog. (BTW, happy b-day, Dave!) I tried commenting on the “shot in the dark” Homer’s blog entry, but it wanted me to add an ID on a free blog site??? Anyway, my comment didn’t show up. (I said that “shot in the dark” was the best name for the drink as it’s got a literary quality to it.)

Circuit bending sounds like a wide open, nearly infinite door of possibilities–highly individual–the only limits are your own tech expertise and imagination. Rather reminds me of the early days of the internet (sigh, how sad to recall how open-ended, free, and mutually supportive it used to be).

How interested are you in old, old tech? You said you’d cannibalized old headphones (?), jack (?). I have one of the very first entertainment centers ever. It belonged to my parents. It has a world-band radio (really, really cool dial face), a converted phonograph, and a wire recorder. Do you know anyone who could check it out for me? The tubes need to be cleaned for sure. You may not be up for something this old, but I was hoping you might know someone who’s into “antique” media. I treasure it because it’s where I first heard rock and roll: Tequila by the Champs, Hound Dog by Elvis, and so on up through the early days of “underground” FM radio.

I still find your blog thought-provoking, informative, well written (you have a way w/words), and perspective-taking. Were that there were more hours in the day!

;o) Judy Greene