There is no bunny, I promised.

It’s a name I’ve used for years to describe this illusive project I would one day start. A project where I get to do great things… on my own terms… no compromises. It would have the most beautiful, thoughtful wrapper obviously born of the passion for change and progress. It would cause people to stop and think, “wow, that’s clever.” They would then think to themselves, “you know, he’s right. And I’m NOT going to take it anymore!” People would rise to their feet and demand change! Now damnit! NOW!

That was maybe about six years, five site designs, three logo designers, four shirt designs, fifteen poster designs, upmteen conversations about the aforementioned to get to this point. And this is it. A blog. I know, not very revolutionary in 2007. And my inability to nail exactly what form the project would take is a prime example of why it has never taken shape. However, I’ve decided that this is - like many of my projects - a lifelong project and as such it will evolve as my time allows. As anyone who’s met me can tell you, I have a lot of ideas. And I’m quite fond of the future. But I’m rarely afforded the time to pursue everything on my mind so in the meantime, this will have to satisfy me.

Finally the burning question, “why is there no bunny?” There is no bunny is actually in reference to a song by one of my favourite single release bands ever, Pailhead. You can read the lyrics here (you’ll have to trust that it’s quite catchy when put to music ;), but the gist of the song is this - ironically - you cannot wait your whole life for some magical white rabbit to come along and make your life wonderful. Life is tough and filled with obstacles but if you’re true to yourself and think critically you can make it out on top. Or something to that affect. At least that’s what I’ve always gotten out of it. And for those who’ve not been blessed, Pailhead was Ian MacKaye from Minor Threat’s side project with a couple of the chaps from Ministry in the early nineties and most highly recommended if you’re into industrial of that period.