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The Apple Tree

17, Dec 2009

[Reposted from LaughingTree.org]
I love Christmas carols, often starting into my Christmas playlist in early October. Maybe it’s because I was born so close to Christmas, but I find these songs so rich and moving.
When I recorded my first album, Tonic, I opened it with a carol, O Come, O Come Emmanuel. Then we moved to [...]

links for 2009-12-08

9, Dec 2009

:: Deus Ex Machina :: - Home
(tags: inspiration design motorcycle)

Falcon Motorcycles : Vintage Custom Motorcycle Design: Triumph, Norton, BSA & other British Bikes.
(tags: motorcycles vintage inspiration)

cb750cafe.com - parts
(tags: caferacer motorcycle parts)

5:15 a.m.

7, Dec 2009

Saturday night, well actually Sunday morning, we went to bed at 5:15 a.m. Adam was sick, and I was uploading a million photos from our trip. Go check out our photos page. Then I slept until 2 p.m.
Last night, we went to bed around midnight, and we’re both awake now at 5:15 a.m. unable to [...]

Korean Pop

15, Sep 2009

We had dinner at our friends Brandon and Lesley Ann’s house tonight. They asked us about Korean pop culture, and I got lost down a rabbit trail, pulling up videos some of the most popular Korean bands and also some indie ones we really like.
Here’s an introduction to Korean pop culture through music videos:
First, the [...]

Back to Nashville

3, Sep 2009

It rained and stormed last night and echoed through our empty house. I got out of bed, which is a mattress on the floor, and watched the rain through the window in the front door and listened to the unfamiliar sounds reverberating through the empty house. It was so peaceful.
Now it is morning , and [...]

sLOVEnia

17, Jun 2009

I could stay in Ljubljana, Slovenia for a very very long time. Seriously.
“Where?” you say.
Exactly.
I can’t believe I’d never heard of Ljubljana before. I’d hardly even heard of Slovenia.
I don’t even know what to say, but here we sit in cushy chairs in the middle of a narrow cobble stone road at [...]

Oh so English

6, Jun 2009

England is charming, quaint, rainy and everything else that it’s supposed to be. We’ve been moving pretty slowly on our first day in London, but are enjoying our first impressions. So far we’ve only wandered our friend Dave’s neighborhood of Hounslow and are now headed to meet Adam’s old high school girlfriend Catherine near Finchley [...]

A flurry

3, Jun 2009

My body is all jittery and my belly fluttery. You’ve probably seen the flurry of activity on this site recently, what with a new layout, maps, CDs, tweets, art shows, and a new professional site… that flurry of cyber activity is moderately indicative of the frenzy that has been our life in the past few [...]

links for 2009-05-30

31, May 2009

TruckingAccident.org Articles » Travel Blogging: 100 Resources To Help You Post on The Road
(tags: reference travel blogging)

Laughing Tree Lullabies, CD Release in Seoul

28, May 2009

Hey guys! Our CD, “Laughing Tree Lullabies, Vol. 1″ is done! We have 11 boxes of CDs in hand!

Laughing Tree Lullabies, Volume 1 created by:
*Jessica Lofbomm
*Adam Lofbomm
*Zach Bardon
(with special contributions by Alex Sheykin, James Jooyoung Jeong and Joe Jo)
Adam and I will be leaving Seoul on June 3 for six months, and we really want [...]


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