Radiohead Concert!!!

My all time favorite music group, Radiohead, has come to America to tour once again. I went to Atlanta so see thier show on May 8th. I saw them about 4 years ago, and this show was even better than the first time. 

I was thinking that I would be the oldest person at this show, but this was hardly the case. I took the Atlanta public transportation system (MARTA) to the show, and met 4 couples all over thirty 35. Also, the guy sitting next to me was 55. It was very refreshing to see a crowd that was made up of people my age

The show was absolutely fantastic. They played a lot of songs from their newest album, In Rainbows, but they also pulled out some of the oldies but goodies. I was 2 rows behind the orchestra pit, so I was right up front. These guys are incredibly creative and talented. Jonny Greenwood is a ninja with so many different instruments. The stage was covered in hanging lights, and they looked like glowing bars hanging from the ceiling. here's a few photos I took at the show, and the setlist to boot.

All I Need

There There

Lucky

15 Step

Where I End and You Begin

Nude

Pyramid Song

Optimistic

Arpeggi

The National Anthem

Idioteque

You and Whose Army

Reckoner 

Everything in it's Right Place

Bangers and Mash

Bodysnatchers

Videotape

The Gloaming

Talk Show Host

Just

Faust Arp

How to Disappear Completely

Paranoid Android

House of Cards

#18 with a bullet

Looks like Nashville has joined the ranks of the elite pollen producers. Now, why is it we choose to live here, the heat or the allergies. Casey, show 'em the countdown

Always after me lucky charms ...

Is this for real? It's a little late for St. Patrick's Day, but this is freaking hilarious. You gotta love the amateur sketch and the flute-playing great grandson of an Irishman. 

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Stick a Fork in Me

In my never ending quest for peace and serenity, I decided to take a little Sunday drive out into the country. I didn't have to go very far, but the trip was well worth it. Just o right turn off Hillsboro road, and I was headed to Leiper's Fork. I know that most people in middle Tennessee know of the charm of this town, but this was my first experience. This was real windows down and music blasting drive down a curvy country road. Tons of photo ops along the way, and I stopped often but not as often as I would have liked. I did stop in downtown Leiper's Fork for a quick bite. This place is awesome. I felt like I stepped back in time. Just go check it out on some weekend. I hope to post pictures soon... and here they are

Now That's a Big Honkin' Shark

Watch this video (get ready for reporters that had a few too many fun dips this morning). This would be a really cool fish to find. Ooooh, and even better to swim with. Me thinks i will try to find a charter to take me to meet this creature and take its picture. 

It makes you wonder though, how many creature are in the ocean, or on land for that matter, that have never been seen or encountered. Kind of like the skunk ape or Joan Rivers but real. 

We've got teeth yes we do! we've got teeth how 'bout you!

check out this link . Looks like all those jokes about people from Tennessee not having any teeth are all a bunch of balderdash!!! Take that rest of America. How do you like us now? Nashville has the best teeth in America.

Can it be a coincidence that I paractice in Nashville. I think not. Seriously though ... who knew. Go Nashville ... Yippeee!

First A Little History

You know, I guess everyone has something interesting to share with the world. They may not know what it is, but all of us have a story, and society seems to be increasingly interested in the mundane and not so mundane details of people's lives. Just turn on the television and the lives of celebrities in rehab,  to kickboxing plastic surgeons, to average Joes are being documented. Well, this is my little effort to add to the maelstrom of the worldwide biopic. I guess honestly inside I have a glimmer of hope that the following musings will be of some interest, and the thought of seeing them collected and distributed in print world surely be a narcissistic fantasy made real.

To start, I feel that I should give a little background so that if you decide to read further, you may get a sense of the mind behind this voice. I have a family which I have decide for now to not elaborate on much, because that is a portion of my life that I do not wish to be openly accessable to the world. I don't have anything to hide, but I wish to keep the private lives of my wife and children just that ... private. You know, I just don't want any of Dateline's Chris Hanson's co-stars to end up in my driveway.

I am a dentist. That ... entails more than you may think. Yes, needles and drilling holes in teeth are part of the job, but insurance negotiation, mechanical repairs, paperwork, and amateur psychology are more of what the job is about. It's a lot of plates to keep spinning, and sometimes one breaks.

To help put the pieces back together I try to distract myself with fun activities. There is the usual stuff like reading, music, travel, blah, blah, blah. Oddly enough though, I do not play golf or hunt wild animals. I'm not opposed to either, it's just that neither of these activities release enough dopamine into my brain.

On the other hand, getting in the water with sharks does. Ahhh, I can see it now, a large 12 foot apex predator casually swimming by like a 400 pound sock lazily blowing in the breeze; now that's what I'm talkin' about. How exciting it is. And talk about being able to put all your troubles out of sight out of mind. When you're down there with these big critters I can assure you that forgetting to mail you tax deposit for this month is not figuring into the picture. More to come on all that I'm sure.

So, I guess if you've read this far you're about to hit the home button on your computer. I'll shut up and get back to my plates.