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The Great Outdoors...

posted September 17, 2008 by Chris Randall

Okay, here's the deal. I basically gave up my whole summer for Audio Damage-related work, as I wasn't feeling terribly creative, musically speaking. However, that is no longer the case, and I've got several things cooking there. So expect more activity here in the short term. Also, Bounte just finished an E.P., which we'll have up in the Posi store in the next few days. So you've got that to look forward to.

In more immediate news, I'm going camping tomorrow. I haven't been camping in, oh, let's just say 25 years, because that sounds about right. I've spent all summer acquiring the various bits and pieces needed to actually brave the outside without wi-fi and a refrigerator, so tomorrow morning I'm heading out to the Central Oregon desert, whereupon Man v. Nature will commence. With any luck, the 20 hours I actually spend outside won't cause any permanent harm.

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Jeff C

posted September 17, 2008

Man v. Nature? I hope you mixed some Les Stroud in there for good measure.

- Jeff

Heretic_D™

posted September 17, 2008

The real question is, if McCain is elected, will he look to overturn Man v. Nature?

BS Fuller

posted September 17, 2008

Chris, are you practicing for something? Either way, good for you. Tent living may become a very useful skill in the not-too-distant future.

-BSF

BrentWW

posted September 18, 2008

I know your not much for drinking, but when most people go camping after a few hours of hanging around thats about all there is left to do. Unless you are going with a good group of people or have something cool planned like mountain biking or hiking. You might want to bring a long a bottle of Wild Turkey for insurance just in case you know.

Tents are for weenies!! Thats why I sleep in the back of my Blazer haha

Brent

Jeff C

posted September 18, 2008

I'd be surprised if CR didn't come back with a raft-load of pictures.

- Jeff

Chris Randall

posted September 19, 2008

I don't really drink, other than the occasional mojito or glass of wine, so the thought of getting drunk by myself in the dark in the middle of the desert because "that's all there is to do" sounds really, really sad. Like "Leaving Las Vegas" sad.

Needless to say, that's not what I did. I was physically exhausted by the time the sun went down, and went right to sleep. I'm home now, none the worse for wear, with a 8.9 carat rectangle cut Sunstone for my lovely wife's lovely neck.

-CR

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