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:: Sunday, January 22, 2006 ::

ANNOUNCEMENT FROM HANGNAIL PHILLIPS:

Carlos Mysterioso
Written by Hangnail Phillips
Illustrated by Monika Bullette



Carlos Mysterioso is the story of a a blind beach magician in the peaceful little town of Montage, El Salvador. Trouble escalates when a hotel is built on the quiet boardwalk and the people of Montage are drawn into its corruption. Old Carlos, who has lived on the beach for as long as anyone can remember, is the person that everyone comes to for advice. But can Carlos put things right again?

The tale originally unfolded weekly in the form of mini-chapters on myspace.com/carlosmysterioso in 2005. Now it is presented as a digest of those days enhanced with watercolors by Monika Bullette.

:: from Bullette at 10:02 AM

:: Friday, January 13, 2006 ::
Mighty Joe Castro asked me to give my Top 5 Fears for 2006 - so I did.

His Entire Post:
Friday, January 13, 2006

Some scientist recently discovered a way to breed glow-in-the-dark pigs, which, I imagine, will make nighttime driving through the mid-West a whole lot more exciting. Now, if they could only find a cure for cancer....

Anyway, Happy Birthday to Jason Voorhees . Or is it death day? I'm not too sure - they lost me after that Jason Takes Manhattan fiasco.

So, being Friday the 13th and all, I really wasn’t sure if I should post a Top 5 today. You know how it is - I don’t wanna take a risk on no bad juju or something. But then l thought, “What the hell - Live dangerously because you know what Joe Castro, that’s what rock stars do.” So, on that note, this week’s Top 5 comes from someone (a rockstar) who needs no introduction because, well, she’s pretty much a regular here on MJC.com - the very talented and always fabulous, Ms. Bullette. Take it away, Monika:

“So, first of all, let me assert my firm belief that the only thing we have to fear is fear itself—nameless, unreasoning, unjustified terror which paralyzes needed efforts to convert retreat into advance." -­ FDR

Although I looked at the list of fears and was glad to see I have overcome most, here are:

Monika Bullette’s Top 5 Honest Personal Fears of 2006

Odontophobia - Fear of knocking out your front teeth (this held me back in my snowboarding days)

Bogyphobia - Fear of bogeys or the bogeyman (they do exist you know)

Homilophobia - Fear of sermons (although I do enjoy a good lecture -­ there is a difference)

Isopterophobia - Fear of termites (homeowners will agree)

Soteriophobia - Fear of dependence on others (duh - goes hand in hand with Politicophobia - Fear or abnormal dislike of politicians)

So go forth and conquer -­ the only thing that is really bad luck is to cut me off in traffic.
-Monika Bullette

Thanks Monika. And to all you bad drivers out there (AKA: New Jersey) - consider yourselves warned. And keep your eyes out for the new record by The Sky Drops which should be available sometime this Spring.

That’s it for me - have a great weekend everybody!

:: from Bullette at 1:39 PM

:: Monday, January 09, 2006 ::
ANNOUNCING - The Sky Drops' Next Performance:
9 p.m., February 18, 2006 - "Tric Town"
4W5 Cafe - 4 West 5th Street
between Market and Shipley, Wilmington, DE (302-661-0100)

In order of appearance:
Jake the Flying Rake's Nitrogen Band
The Sky Drops
National Eye
The Capitol Years

:: from Bullette at 6:48 AM

:: Friday, January 06, 2006 ::
NEWS: The Rainbow Covers the Holidays album download has been taken down - perhaps to reappear next December. BULLETTE's Holiday songs "Finest Gifts" and "Christmas Blank" will be available for a bit more time.

New Press in the Press Area - "The Secrets" made it onto some Best of 2005 lists. Thanks for listening!

Started Bulfinch's Mythology.

:: from Bullette at 6:32 AM

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