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Lindsey turns me on to such cool music.  This morning I’m listening to the Colin Hay song “I Just Don’t Think I’ll Ever Get Over You” from the Garden State Soundtrack. “Your face it dances and it haunts me Your … Continue reading →

Tonight I was listening to a story about a family with three young children whose mother, father and stepfather are all being deployed in Iraq and Afghanistan.  The children will be at home being raised by their grandmother.  It was … Continue reading →

“There are moments in time that are meant to be heldLike fragile, breakable thingsThere are others that pass us, you can’t even tellSuch is their grace and their speedAnd this one is gone in the blink of an eyeYou can … Continue reading →

“…he determined that the bright and happy children had only one thing in common: All of them spent noticeable amounts of time staring peacefully and wordlessly into space.” I really hope this works for adults too. Sometimes I think my … Continue reading →

“For every heart there’s a moment For every hand, a glove And for every woman, a man to love Where is she, where is the one for me?” For Every Man There’s A Woman

Dave Pollard says things that I can sense but not put into words. Here he is talking about Surviving Trauma. “If the response of a species were to grieve for years over the loss, or over a decision error that … Continue reading →

We went to see a play.

Sunday was Chelsey’s recital at the local Music Teachers Association Festival. She had to use her ‘old’ flute as her new one developed a stuck key. She played well (590kb Wav file) even though the instrument didn’t sound as nice … Continue reading →

I drove Lindsey and her friends over to Centro Ybor today to do some shopping.  I couldn’t get Chelsey to go with me so I spent some time walking around Ybor taking some photos.

It seems that “I’m Livin With the Blues” so I decided to go look for some new music because you know how I like “The Feeling Music Brings“. It may be that I have the “Apolitical Blues” and I just … Continue reading →