Nothing like the subtleties of one’s personal issues to make bad luck worse. (And nothing like an office meeting to provide exposition about these things) Shilo tells us that he and Dana are beginning to look for a house here[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The Circle Band is back on the road and heading south. However, with Paul’s cousin into the mix, Paul’s station wagon now has six passengers. (not counting the squirrel) With that many people squeezed together, tension is bound to happen.
Privacy is never a thing on the road. But Dielle has been getting even less of it ever since she’s gotten a third room mate. I admit I don’t know if there’s any space to have some free time in[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
For the purposes of their paperwork, the Department of Minor Nuisances has Bert is listed as an outside contractor. Since he’s going to be following Kevin around, wreaking havoc anyway, they don’t have to pay him.
In case anybody is missing it, that’s Bert hiding behind the potted plant he’s using as camouflage. The Department of Minor Nuisances wouldn’t dream of stopping him.
The Circle Band has had enough weird gigs that they go out of their way to keep things from being their problem. Fortunately, the Department of Minor Nuisances has contingency plans for these things.
The band survived the final set at the Eugene event and has now moved on to California. But don’t worry, the Department of Minor Nuisances is still on the case. (Okay, we should still be a little worried about the[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
We can safely assume Ms. Wan left out several details about all the things that would have to happen to require the band to take back roads for over 500 miles. I am sure accounting is going to want to[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
