This is the printable cover for Padden Drift.
Since I use it to make labels, it's tailored to my printer and browser (IE7) settings. It might not look or print as nicely on your PC.
I suggest you try a print preview and/or low-ink draft print before trying to print actual labels.
Make sure you configure your browser to print backgrounds, or the images won't print.
Set your left/right printer margins to 0.75 and your top/bottom margins to 0.50.
Lake Padden and Padden Creek are very close to me. They're big enough to harbor critters and for us to enjoy every once in a while, even though they're not exactly awe-inspiring. I don't regard them as destinations or goals in themselves; they're more like pleasant hors d'oerves.
Sometimes I feel "adrift" on them. Which one, though? Am I floating in lazy, comfortable circles on Lake Padden? Or rushing down Padden Creek towards the ocean? Can I move myself from the lake to the stream, or vice versa? Or am I trapped? By what?
Is this water metaphor clunky? Am I not trying hard enough to polish these liner notes? These albums? Any of my creations? Am I stuck at a personal "good enough" level, a local maximum?
Deep thoughts for such a shallow modest album! It's my first set of "completely new" songs since The Key of G (2002). As usual, the main instrument is the Triton, accompanied by vocals on "Mix Mix Mix" and "Pudding Draught", and faint guitar on "M Day". And as usual, there's nothing epic here, just a collection of pleasant little moments.
Lake: 1, Creek: 0