The return of "12 Inches of Love" : Braid / Closer to Closed ep

Rollie Agado August 24, 2013

It’s been a while since I’ve typed up an “Inches of Love" entry… and I desperately needed an excuse to fill the apartment with Bob Nana’s voice so I decided to slip on Braid’s CLOSER TO CLOSE ep this morning.

One of my favorite tracks off the 4 song ep: is a cover of Jeff Hanson’s Your Are the Reason

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Nonspecific farm to market road west of Corpus.
There’s a number of roads I can take to the RGV, but it’s ones like this one that allow me to reflect upon drives with my dad.

If you didn’t get to walk thru Travis Park this afternoon, know that there was an outpouring of support in our community to protest the crown.

Girasol 🌻 maze, just outside the grounds of Traders Village. I’ve never made the pilgrimage until this afternoon, but suspect it’s a thing that locals do often because I saw graduates 🎓 take photos here today.

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Morning haiku:

Padded statistics
ICE hides outside to poach me
My scheduled court date

- @september29th

La Enchilada turned 30 this week, paid a visit to appreciate its color and shape.
Designed by Ricardo Legorreta, in partnership with San Antonio firms Sprinkle Roberts and Johnson-Dempsey - the central library opened to the public on May 20th, 1995.

I don’t remember all of the beats but the last time I was in Seattle, I found myself inches from the anatomical body statue that was used on the Nirvana In Utero album cover. I snapped this picture quickly because I was both in a hurry and was

Did you know that STINSON Municipal Airport is the second oldest general aviation airport that has been in continuous operation in the United States? I’ve never stopped in for a proper visit until this afternoon and was surprised to see that y

As a newly minted member of the San Antonio Botanical Gardens, I was allowed to visit and bring Canelo for a morning visit.

While there to got to take in the Lucas Aoki murals.

When I look back on my formative pop-culture consumption years, I have a very soft spot for seeing shows on syndication. One show that was locally on syndication in the mid 80s was show called “Cheers”. A sitcom that wasn’t like an

Sunday & the SAMA

Took in the exhibition called - Envisioning the Hindu Divine: Expanding Darshan and Manjari Sharma

We saw 40 historical objects from India and Southeast Asia and nine photographs by Manjari Sharma.

I personally enjoyed get