Posted on December 17, 2002 in Textual, Timeline, Video by Jeff Starr
second visit to dune lakes with audio recorder & video camera..
beautiful
beautiful
beautiful
i love the fog.
entering mae valley westshore drive…
seems the fog has lifted — to a degree.
we have… extremely light showers,
barely a thing.
fog. who knew.
but let me just say this:
pink floyd in the house
– ahh yeah.
Posted on June 28, 2002 in Textual, Timeline by Jeff Starr
And yes, you know as I know — the secret of the Lake: early morning freshly fallen dew filling your nostrils, big sky days, and the chillest of sunsets and evening ambiance air still warm from the afternoon heat as the sun goes down — so quiet, so calm, only the sounds of crickets and creatures clicking and chirping and croaking their way into those glorious, panoramic galaxy star-filled glow-moon nights.
Posted on July 28, 2000 in Textual, Timeline by Jeff Starr
Praise God for each new day! Let today not be a day of grief, loss, or guilt, but rather a day of rejoicing and renewal in the Lord. Today marks a new beginning in my life. Although complicated, its summary may be generally stated by proclaiming God’s greatness and my need for His wonderful love. Insofar as God’s grace and mercy inspire and encourage me to recommit my life to Him on a daily basis, I am able to push forward toward my goals with a newfound enthusiasm and determination, for it is through Christ that I live this life and praise God for providing me with an abundant existence.
Posted on August 19, 1999 in Chunks, Timeline by Jeff Starr
One of the best things about living among the sand people..
Posted on July 20, 1988 in Audio, Timeline by Jeff Starr
Spokane, Washington — Wednesday, July 20th, 1988
Shouts out to John E. for the ancient newspaper chunks.
30,000 headbangers converge on Joe Albi Stadium…
Nothing beats skipping school to see Metallica, et al…
Update! - Due to high demand, we have scanned, edited, uploaded, and posted the entire "Monsters of Rock" article and all associated pictures. The contents of this article originally appeared in the Spokesman Review on Thursday, July 21st, 1988. Way back when newspapers cost a whole quarter.
If you are interested in obtaining the original contents of the article used to produce these images, be the first person to send me your name and mailing address and its all yours. I only have one set of newspaper clippings from the original, so the first person who responds gets everything. I will post an update after successfully mailing the goods. Please use our contact form and remember to include your full name and address. Thanks!
Posted on April 9, 1972 in Timeline by Jeff Starr
The new Timeline category here at Perishable Press will consist of articles that recall various events from the distant and not-so-distant past. These posts are by no means comprehensive or even 100% accurate, but rather reflect the recalled essence of whatever memory is represented therein. Further, these articles will be posted sporadically and in no immediately obviously order, depending on whatever reflection happens to be preoccupying us at the moment. Plus, we tend to romanticize events somewhat, so leave if you just can’t stand it. Names have been encrypted to protect the innocent. We begin with the day of our birth, April 9th, 1972..
