But of course...and Momix

I was really on a productive swing and it all came to a crashing halt this past week due to some useless/senseless drama in the workplace.  Sigh.  I'm trying to get myself put together again but it's amazing how these things can really affect your life.  I knew it was only a matter of time that something would knock me off of my productivity pedestal but this was about the last thing I saw coming.

I was trekking away at drum mixes, etc., though, and I was making pretty great headway.  I'll get back to it hopefully in the next couple of days, once I get a few things in order.  I absolutely have to get this "Mirror Land" EP out or I think I might just go insane.  Luckily, the artwork and all of that is pretty much ready to go.

In other news, I found someone who is willing to help me put out a video together for one of the "I Miss You Most at Nighttime" tracks which is really exciting.  I've been wanting to dabble in video anyhow but simply haven't had the time.  He's been really wonderful to work with and has literally ran with it so I'm thinking it'll be done fairly soon.  Once that occurs, I need to setup a YouTube account, etc., and then I'll forward on the link.

On the enjoyable side, we got to see the dance troupe Momix last night up in Long Beach for their latest creation of "Alice", loosely based on the story of "Alice in Wonderland".  I love Momix; I mean, I really love Momix, and I frequently refer to them as my "favorite dance troupe" which always seems to get a giggle from people.  I won't say that "Alice" was their best work but it was still quite fascinating and compelling, and I definitely recommend Momix to anyone who has the opportunity to see them perform.

We're also getting ready to start a fairly large home remodeling project.  It remains to be seen how much this will disrupt my productivity as well but I'm going to do the best I can to stay on target.  These sorts of projects always make me very nervous for a variety of reasons, especially given the scope of the work.  It looks like it'll be a 3-4 week project and I can already imagine how much noise and dust there will be.

That's it for me.  CD's for "I Miss You Most at Nighttime" will hopefully be sent out for printing fairly soon and I'll certainly keep everyone posted here once that happens.