I find it weird when stuff like this happens.
The Chicago Tribune did an article about Joe Trohman‘s house and how he has gone about decorating it. Which is generally cool, since his episode of Cribs revealed his place to be fucking awesome.
What really caught my eye was this paragraph, though:
He also subscribes to the Jewish concept of tikkun olam-“repairing the
world.” He and his band are deeply involved in supporting Invisible
Children, a non-profit dedicated to bringing peace to and helping
children in Northern Uganda, and has spent time touring and working in
the country.
Why do I find this so interesting?
Read my blog entry from July 21st of last year.
I did not know at the time that Joe subscribed to that theory. But I find it awesome that he does and would now officially love to have a beer with Mr. Trohman. Just for the record.
Carry on with your day.
