words (between the lines of age)
Just watched an epic performance of “words (between the lines of age)” by Neil Young. This got me thinking about human aging, and the absurd lengths to which people go to combat what is an inevitable process. I understand the conventional association of beauty with youth, and i’m not saying i wanna go snoop around a nursing home or anything, but staring into neil young’s aging face, performing words (between the lines on age) can teach us something about beauty.
On a side related note, it is interesting that the human voice ages at its own pace, much slower, entirely independent of the rate at which the physical body deteriorates.
Jess - is there a genetic component to voice?
-G
Posted August 21, 2010 at 2:29pm
Biologists affix little cameras to animals in order to study their usually unseen behaviors. This is a current fascination of mine.
-J
Posted August 17, 2010 at 10:24pm
Dear Discovery Channel, I get it. Shark attacks are crazy!…but how many shows can you possibly have on this topic? (bazillions apparently) Greg taught me about the whale shark instead. We figured out that it’s bigger than our apartment.
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We’re two housemates who are starting a blog. I’m Jess. That’s Greg. This is pretty close to what we look like in real life.
Posted March 30, 2010 at 7:02pm
