Pick Your Poisons.

Driving up interstate 95? Stop at the PEZ Museum in Orange,CT!

PERFECT TEETH “Perfect Match”

As a lead up to the story that answers the question, Who is Nathan Almost? – you are invited to get an insider’s look at the career of human musician, Nick Payne, who many call the “real reason” monsters were able to rocket to stardom!

In today’s world, basically everything is debatable. Constantly there are debates about music, politics, religion, college football, burritos, and nearly everything else. What’s the one thing that’s not debatable? The enormously grand popularity of vampires. Yes, you read that right.

So when a major record label decides to sign a band comprised of vampires for its next big thing, a slew of other majors step up to the plate as well – signing bands consisting of zombies, werewolves, and any other creatures you can think of.

Such is the world of PERFECT TEETH.

In the world we live, Stephen Egerton, Jon Snodgrass, and Vinnie Fiorello conceptualized the song to match the band PERFECT TEETH. Lyrically, it swings between reasons to move on to a place where it is always is dark, so he can be together with his would-be girlfriend at all hours of the day and night.

Always living in the shadow of the mouse here in Florida, you can buy it through the P+P store, Click through to check it out.

Meet Jason. Potential new character for a web series.  Art/ Brian Mead.

Sometimes you have to talk it out, Sometimes in your head and sometimes with a pen in a notebook or sometimes with a keyboard on a screen. Other times you proceed with out hesitation, disregard looking both ways - don’t look back over your shoulder and just move forward. No inner dialogue need apply, No volley in the rights or wrong or the future or the past. Just in the now, taking it in and letting it go.

I turned a corner recently, it feels good to finally be able to take a look around again.

June turned into August, July was a blur and since September I’ve been a dad, finding a balance for alot of things, reacting mostly. There was alot to celebrate, alot to learn, alot to take in.

1)
Drinking in double time but thinking in half time

Old habits die hard. That my friends is a fact, a swat away does nothing except delay the habit coming back to haunt you in your silent places and help you celebrate in your louder times.
As I fly to St Petersburg, Russia I watch the woman who’s elbow to elbow with me, head bob as she tries to sleep off the night before looking exactly like a slow motion bobblehead toy but add the breathe of your uncle the morning after new years eve. She’s visibly worn out looking to old for her age and at 6 in the morning is blowing fumes like it was the top of the night at the pub.

2)
Saint Joseph maker of asprin and keeper of travellers, yes please.

Well, What’s your answer?
A beer. A whiskey drink. A text. Small talk. An idea. A text. A text.
Another beer. Another text. Another whiskey drink. A list. A daydream. A text. A swing and a miss. An answering message. Another beer.
Small talk.

3)
A Snake in a turtleneck with his 3 best friends

It took a long list of people to shape the way I pulled myself together, like puzzle pieces strategically Put together to make a picture all my own.

4)
Legs like the southside with eyes like laser lights

She told me the news, it was a numbers game that physically and Mathematically was almost impossible. The doctors always cautious called it improbable and
I called it maybe, she said possibly.
The best news is always the unexpected news.

5)
Bruises are none of my business

The eyes are the tell but the flinch at the loud noises clinched my suspicions. I want to ask but stop myself from doing so. Despite it being crisp and clean smelling outside it smelled like fast food and fear inside this place.