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Imitosis, Shmimitosis
Certain music sounds like certain seasons to me. I can't explain why, but this music sounds like an Oregon winter.
It isn't winter yet, but it sure has felt like it here last week. The rain had been coming down, and our beautiful canopy of leaves was quickly being washed away.
But, of course, since I just bought a new (dare I say sexy?) winter coat (with a hood!) and posted a winter playlist, the weather has taken a dramatic turn. As of this morning, it's spectacularly sunny and much warmer.
So much for timing. Ahh well...
Imitosish
10/22/07 - 10/28/07
- Imitosis | Andrew Bird
- Your Ex-Lover Is Dead | Stars
- The Ocean | The Bravery
- Squalor Victoria | The National
- Bird On A Wire | Rogue Wave
- Dream About Flying | Alexi Murdoch
- Empty | Ray LaMontagne
- The Garden That You Planted | Sea Wolf
- O, Ohio | the National Lights
- Out Of The Woods | Nickel Creek
- B-13 | Jump, Little Children
Imitosis is the title of the Andrew Bird song above, but it isn't a real word - in case you're curious. It's a play on mitosis: "We were all basically alone / And despite what all your studies had shown / What was mistaken for closeness was just a case for mitosis"
mitosis
definition
a type of cell division that results in two daughter cells each having the same number and kind of chromosomes as the parent nucleus, typical of ordinary tissue growth.
ORIGIN late 19th century: modern Latin, from Greek mitos ‘thread.’
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