A new theme for the next little while as we have exhausted all my published stories from back in the seventies. Many of them horrified me but I am glad I found them and fired them up to the Cloud. Each week I will look back on ten things that I either still own or wish that I did. It should become pretty apparent rather quickly. This week we look back on tee-shirts.
I’m lucky to have several super cool and like-minded people in my life, and as a result I have some fairly intellectually stimulating conversations on an equally fairly regular basis. Sometimes these conversations can devolve (entertainingly so!) into some pretty epic rants. One such instance happened quite recently. I was talking to my dear friend Emy on Gchat while we were both taking brain breaks from work (hey, it’s necessary sometimes…a lot of the time), and the topic of band tshirts came up. Both of us, being music lovers to the nth degree, have our share of band related tanks, tshirts and even dresses that claim places in our respective wardrobes. One important fact to note is that the band outfits we own are inspired by bands that we actually *gasp* LIKE!
Bullseye Records of Canada
