2life+
Another day, another chance to get it right...
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The London 2012 Olympic Torch Relay has begun. Remember that time Superman blew out the torch?! Man, that was whack.
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Audio post reblogged from jamie writes.
This is the one lately.
Agreed.
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Check out @WalktheMoonBand singing “I Can Lift A Car” with the PS22 Chorus. Great song. Great dudes. Pretty awesome.
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Link reblogged from JMWristbands
Do you want to wear John Mayer on your wrist?
Okay, you can’t. But do you want to wear something on your wrist that John Mayer signed? Something he touched, held, and fondled? Yeah, we can make that happen.
(Kind of—the signature is SUPER delicate and WILL rub off, so you don’t want to…
Head over to jmwristbands.com for a chance to win a SIGNED wristband! Proceeds benefit NCIRE! Do it!
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Post reblogged from JMWristbands
Stay tuned for Part 2 tomorrow!
Proud to work with the ladies of @JMWristbands. Here’s a lil teaser promo for a big announcement tomorrow. Keep your eyes on jmwristbands.com.
Photo was taken on Mt. Crystalite, Colorado during a life journey of my own…
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One of the many reasons to support local music stores: They put new releases out a day early.
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The man behind the cover art for “Born & Raised,” David A. Smith. Check out this documentary about his love of design and the process he goes through in creating each project. It’s as visually stunning and detailed as the album cover and the rest of his art, which can be seen at davidadriansmith.com.
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“In half the time, I’ll be twice my age. Better learn how to turn the page, ‘cause time is strange.” @JohnMayer
Photo by @carrasykes. Big fan of her stuff. See more at http://carrasykes.com/.
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Always love being introduced to new music. Got to see @cufftheduke the other night at the Pour House. Give them a listen and check them out. This song’s called “Time is Right.”
Find more music on their website, http://cufftheduke.ca/
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Post reblogged from JMWristbands
Today is Armed Forces day. You can show your support by writing a quick letter to a soldier on our website. All of the letters we receive included in care packages sent to our troops overseas.
