Eric Arvin's Blog, page 206

Hot Shot: Stretch

Gorgeous! Those legs are beautiful. And how adorable is that little bitty thong? (size ain't that important to me - was that TMI?)

Sunday's Song

Because I'm feeling lazy:

"Sunday" by Sia

WDW Partaaay!

It's like a party over at Web Digest Weekly this weekend! Not only is the site owner (and friend) Carey Parrish rerunning a POV piece I wrote a while back, but my friends Eli McIntyre and J.L. Foster are featured in the Poetry and Fiction sections, respectively. And my new friend Pat Nelson Childs is in the Spotlight. Go check it out!

Hot Shot: Saturday Smack

I love tan lines.

Saturday's Song

On this day in 1901, Anna Edison Taylor became the first person to survive a barrel plunge over Niagara Falls.

"Waterfalls" by TLC

Music Review: Joni Mitchell, "Blue"

Until 1998, I had heard of Joni Mitchell, but I really hadn't delved too deep into her catalog. I was all about keeping current at the time. Then I got the Practical Magic soundtrack and heard "A Case of You." The song struck a chord in me, and I purchased Blue from my music service. Blue is one of those CDs that the more I listened to, the more I loved it. Joni Mitchell's voice was not an easy sell to me. Like Bob Dylan, I think it's an acquired taste. But once you get past it to the lyrics ...

Hot Shot: Big Leather Bum

The leather thing is not my scene, but I love how this guy's booty is almost too BIG for his leather undies.

Friday's Song

It's TV Talk Show Host Day, according to the bizarre holiday calendar.

"I Just Wanna Fuckin' Dance" by Alison Jiear (from the Jerry Springer opera...this video just never gets old...teehee)

Stirring Montage From NEM

Book It!

It's a heartbreaker to admit it, but I don't matter to my alma mater. At least, not to the bookstore. This was going to be some big diatribe on my dissatisfaction, but why dwell. So, I'll just give you the facts.

For the past year or so I have been trying get in contact with someone – anyone – to see if they have my books (of which there are four now) on their shelves. Hanover College usually goes out of their way to promote someone who's had even a modicum of success. They have shelves, of co...