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I can’t believe after 32 years of life as an Irish-American Princess (IAP? perhaps the sound a small dog makes when you step on his tail?) I don’t have a “Kiss Me I’m Irish” button to wear today. I need

But then there’s really just no preparing for this.

This is interesting. I’ve known about online chat for technical support for a long time, but I’ve never had occasion to use it until now. Quicken is giving me trouble, so I’m chatting with one of their support folks. It’s

Johnny Brickhouse, who does the Nashville Music Podcast, included “By Surprise” in episode 16 of his podcast. It shows up about 11:20 in. Check it out!

knekkebjoern turned me on to Metroblogging Nashville, as it’s the project of a friend of his. I applied to be on their team of local bloggers and was accepted. I made my inaugural entry tonight! Check it out.

Barbra enjoying the sunny day, originally uploaded by Kate O’. Barbra’s the best on a leash — he’ll actually heel and everything.

My view, originally uploaded by Kate O’. I’m sitting on the front steps looking out over the garden, writing songs. This is a pretty nice life.

Following up on this post from a week and a half ago: When I saw my mom last week in Chicago, she said there was one thing she was disappointed about regarding the article that described the luncheon that turned

Yesterday I received three copies of the March/April issue: one was addressed to “Kate O’Neill, Honey Bowtie Music,” one to “Kate O’Neill,” and one to “Kate Kate Kate O’Neill.” I appreciate the enthusiasm — particularly of the latter form of

Today’s City Paper has an article about gang activity in Salemtown, which is the neighborhood a few blocks north of us. We’ve seen plenty of the graffiti the article mentions, but we haven’t seen too many other signs of gangs.