This week marks the 3-month-anniversary of me, taking a nap.

But there’s a good chance I’ll start this whole shindig up again soon.

Until then, words of wisdom:

If you have $, donate to awesome places: Unicef, Fund for Animals

If you’re broke, use Goodsearch & Goodshop - they’ll donate for you!

If you’re in NYC, check out my music! Sabrina Stone and the Ers

See you soon! - S.

WWW.IAMSLOWLYLOSINGMYMIND.COM IS GETTING TOTALLY RE-DESIGNED.
We should be all new by the end of the week. —Yay!
In the meantime, here’s the strangest video I’ve ever seen from the craziest artist I could think of… you guessed it… who else?

Bjork - Wanderlust and the best Bjork impression ever, thanks SNL!

It’s Spring. The Birds are Twittering and so are we: www.Twitter.com/LosingMyMind
Come join us! (1 day countdown for NEW stuff!!)

Sorry I’ve been negligent.
I have a new bunny, Eleanor of Aquitaine, The Queen Bunny.
She’s a bit of a handful. That’s what I get for naming her after royalty.
I promise www.iAmSlowlyLosingMyMind.com will be back up & hopping by this weekend (just 5 days!)
In the meantime, if anyone has bunny comic ideas, send ‘em on over!
If you’d like to be alerted about new comics, artist showcases, or music just shoot over a quick message to iamslowlylosingmymind@gmail.com and we’ll take care of you!

I often date musicians and rarely read The Economist.
This year’s painfully obvious Holiday Double Issue Cover Article proves my reasoning for both.
Samples of its rote ridiculousness: “Anecdotal evidence linking music to sexual success is strong.”
“The more mellifluous the singer, the more dexterous the harpist, the more mates he attracts.”
“Like CHEESECAKE, music sates an appetite that nature cannot.” ←cheesecake?!
Here is the link to the full article so my citations are clear: The Economist HAS LOST IT’S MIND.

Today is the official 1 Month Anniversary of www.iAmSlowlyLosingMyMind.com !!
         That means 2 things:

1 - Start TELLING YOUR FRIENDS (if you haven’t already) and KEEP CHECKING IN!
                                     ¤ The site is only gonna get better. ¤

2 - iAmSlowlyLosingMyMind.com is getting a structure, so you have something to rely on:
        ¤ Mondays & Fridays are for COMICS! (to start and end your work week)
        ¤ Wednesdays are all about Song Mixes.
        ¤ Thursdays, you get bizarre camera phone pix & commentary.
        ¤ Tuesdays & Saturdays I rant (…or sleep).
        ¤ And Sundays are ARTIST SHOWCASES~ this one’s brand new.
               - This section is for awesome art that is NOT mine -
         - So if your stuff is crazy & you want to share it, e-mail me! -
                           (iAmSlowlyLosingMyMind@gmail.com)

I would like to take this moment to say “Thank you” to everyone checking out the site and then shout, “How awesome are we?!?!” iAmSlowlyLosingMyMind.com has been in existence for less than a month and we already have viewers in London, Shanghai, Montreal, Budapest, Paris, Stockholm, Tunis, Amsterdam, Oxford, Shenzhen, Berlin and Cairo. Seriously?? Seriously.

Please, Please, Please keep checking back in. I’ll be posting new stuff at least every other day and if you sign up, you can post whatever you want!! And keep telling people about iAmSlowlyLosingMyMind.com!!   Hugs -S.

Proof that Lila is a supervillain & that we all have to become superheros to save Pushing Daisies!!

TV is not hugely important to me, but Pushing Daisies is different.  It is just the right mix of quirk, romance and magic.  It is smarter and funnier and weirder and more enriching than most of the shows that have been aired on ABC (or anywhere) since the unslaught of reality shows.

If you haven’t watched the show (Wedns. 8pm on ABC) please do.  If you’re a fan and you’re going to miss it as much as I will, sign this PETITION or complain to ABC here: SAVE DAISIES!   -Sabrina

I had such a French film moment yesterday. I was Audrey Tatou in my oversized coat and quirky hat. I’d been ordering the same cup of hot cocoa everyday for 3 weeks, at the same neighborhood cafe, from the same young guy, with the same odd cast of supporting players,  and we’d never had a conversation — well, we had spoken, but only small debates about whether I should add mini marshmallows or whipped cream to my cup.
Yesterday, we spoke.  Wrapped in my foreign film romantic daze I introduced myself, with the most impeccably beautiful lyrical French phrasing.  He paused, looked deep into my eyes and responded: “No Hablo Espanol.”
…Well, I almost had a French Film moment yesterday.

Foreign films of a similar ilk that you should try:
French title: Vénus beauté / English Title: Venus Beauty Institute
French title: Fauteuils d’orchestre / English Title: Avenue Montaigne
British, but awesome: The Girl in the Cafe

“When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro,” stated Thompson in Kingdom of Fear. 

This pro was about as weird as it gets. Read the rest of this entry »