Blog posts by J. P. Perron

February 15th 2010 | 1

Injecting the LIST with character

Posted by J. P. Perron

Injecting the LIST with character (more)
February 1st 2010

That nostalgic feeling

Posted by J. P. Perron

I feel nostalgic for things I have never experienced before. (more)
January 12th 2010

I traded my rotary for mobility.

Posted by J. P. Perron

I traded my rotary for mobility. (more)
November 20th 2009 | 3

Bad Sax

Posted by J. P. Perron

It could stem from my childhood when my sister incessantly practiced the instrument, but I loathe the saxophone. (more)
November 7th 2009 | 1

Me want cookie.

Posted by J. P. Perron

In Winnipeg Halloween is usually all about the house parties, but this year live music filled all of my costumed moments. (more)
October 21st 2009

Vampires dwell in historic mansion.

Posted by J. P. Perron

Show review for local band Vampires. (more)
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