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Antoine "Tony" Petrucciani Quartet; is a French jazz guitarist and was been father of Michel Petrucciani.
Petrucciani comes from a Neapolitan family; his father was also a guitarist. Influenced by Wes Montgomery , Barney Kessel and Joe Pass , he first worked as a warehouse manager for the American Air Force at Orange and played jazz with friends after work . With his wife Anne he has three sons named Philippe (* 1957), Louis (* 1958) and Michel Petrucciani (1962–1999), all of whom he promoted musically and to whom he gave jazz lessons himself . In 1971 he founded a music store in Montélimar. Since the mid-1970s he performed with his sons in the south of France and from 1982 played several albums with them and changing line-ups. He runs a jazz school in Carnoules [1] and performs with his own quartet. [2]
Louis Schryer, a fiddler extraordinaire whose passion flows through his instrument with a soulful magical touch and exhilarating spontaneity. Award winning Canadian fiddle champion, Louis Schryer, is one of Canada’s most respected and sought out fiddle players. Even though there are many astounding fiddlers in Canada, Louis is the only Canadian fiddler that holds a record breaking 8 time Canadian Fiddle Champion and the only one that holds the title of 4 time Grand Masters Fiddle Champion. He astonishes audiences every time his bow crosses the strings with stylistic diversity and influences that cross the spectrum of fiddle and violin music. His influences have shaped his musical ability into a unique style that is displayed through various features. He connects musically with any artist in a way that compliments the performance, captivating the audience into the world of the musician’s musical experience, leaving them feeling exhilarated.
the preceding is from the Almonte Celtfest website
photo © Anvilcloud Photography
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Valencia is the third largest city in Spain. Valencia is located on the Costa del Azahar on the Mediterranean Sea and is considered the birthplace of paella, one of the most famous dishes in Spanish cuisine. Valencia is also known as the orange city. Valencia is Spain's third economic engine, after Madrid and Barcelona. Valencia was founded in 138 BC. under the name Valentia Edetanorum, by a Roman leader. Valencia has a Mediterranean climate with warm summers and very mild winters. Valencia, like the entire region of Valencia, is officially bilingual; they speak both Spanish and Valencian. Valencian is very closely related to Catalan. Spanish Valencia is more than beach and paella.. If you are fond of gastronomy, enjoy the color and taste of fresh products and appreciate the delicious dishes, the variety and the quality of the cuisine, the Mercado Central of Valencia is a paradise not to be missed. Modernista market building with colorful tiles & a diverse collection of stalls, separated by type. Santos Juanes is a Roman Catholic church located next to the Mercado in the Mercat district of the city. The church is also called San Juan del Mercado because of its location next to the central market. The Church and Tower of Saint Catalina are landmark in the city of Valencia and a popular entrance to the Mercat district.
There’s no doubt about it, Valencia’s old town is stunningly beautiful. The charm is obvious, with its cobblestones, streetlamps and pretty pavement cafes. Grand streets lined with important architecture give way to alleyways adorned with street art murals, exuding a grittier sort of charm. Allowing yourself to get a little lost in this tangled maze of streets is the best way to enjoy this city. Photo taken on the Calle de En Bou..There is a lot to experience musically in Valencia. While concerts by well-known artists usually take place in Barcelona or Madrid, it seems that in Valencia there is even more live music on a small scale. Bars, small concert halls or in the open air, varying from rock, indie, jazz, flamenco, reggae, there is something of everything.
Valencia is twee na grootste stad van Spanje. Valencia ligt aan de Costa del Azahar aan de Middellandse Zee en geldt als geboorteplaats van de paella, een van de bekendste gerechten uit de Spaanse keuken. Valencia wordt ook wel de sinaasappelstad genoemd. Valencia is de derde economische motor van Spanje, na Madrid en Barcelona. Valencia werd gesticht in 138 v.Chr. onder de naam Valentia Edetanorum, door een Romeinse leider. Valencia heeft een mediterraan klimaat met warme zomers en zeer milde winters. Valencia is, net als de gehele regio Valencia, officieel tweetalig; men spreekt er zowel Spaans als Valenciaans. Het Valenciaans is zeer sterk verwant aan het Catalaans. Het Spaanse Valencia is meer dan strand en paella. Een bezoek aan Valencia is niet compleet zonder de markt te hebben betreden, een gigantisch gebouw in een modernistische stijl, waar alle verse producten rechtstreeks van de geïrrigeerde tuinbouwstreken van Valencia komen en waar u binnen het Middellandse Zeegebied kunt proeven en ruiken. Met andere woorden: veel bedrijvigheid en veel mediterraanse taferelen. De Mercado Central is een magische plek. Mis het niet! Het lijdt geen twijfel dat de oude binnenstad van Valencia verbluffend mooi is. De charme is duidelijk, met zijn kasseien, straatlantaarns en mooie terrasjes. Grote straten omzoomd met belangrijke architectuur maken plaats voor steegjes die zijn versierd met muurschilderingen van straatkunst, die een ruigere soort charme uitstralen. Jezelf een beetje laten verdwalen in dit wirwar van straten is de beste manier om van deze stad te genieten. Foto genomen op de Calle de En Bou. Terwijl concerten van bekende artiesten meestal plaatsvinden in Barcelona of Madrid, lijkt het erop dat er in Valencia nog meer livemuziek is op kleine schaal. Bars, kleine concertzalen of in de buitenlucht, variërend van rock, indie, jazz, flamenco, reggae, er is van alles wat. Vandaag is er een bruiloft in de Catalina kerk. De muzikanten zijn al aan het oefenen en opwarmen.
🎶 musically inclined . . .
an early interest in music led her down a musical path . . .
she was only three years old when she first experienced a guitar, now ten years later she plays many instruments including a ukulele & bass guitar,
she is autistic and finds her solace in creating music . .
it is such a beautiful thing to watch & listen to her play,
a real treat for your heart & soul
[posted for November's Explore Takeover - theme B&W]
Of course I associate this photo with music. And because I'm standing here right now, the song I chose can only come from Berlin. It was a formative time for the city and for me my most exciting. Right next to me used to be the entrance to the hottest club in the world, the TRESOR! Hey, and since Berlin also developed musically, we now listen to Moderat "Reminder"! instead of the techno of that time.
moderat — reminder ♫
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Musically inclined folks might recognize that my title is a bad pun.
This composition of the top of my potted thyme plant reminded me of typical musical notation.
I realize that a number of instruments have appeared already this year, many of which aren't currently played. We're more of a retirement home for other people's treasures, and I can't quite part with any of them. We're musically well-intentioned.
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Antoine "Tony" Petrucciani Quartet; is a French jazz guitarist and was been father of Michel Petrucciani.
Petrucciani comes from a Neapolitan family; his father was also a guitarist. Influenced by Wes Montgomery , Barney Kessel and Joe Pass , he first worked as a warehouse manager for the American Air Force at Orange and played jazz with friends after work . With his wife Anne he has three sons named Philippe (* 1957), Louis (* 1958) and Michel Petrucciani (1962–1999), all of whom he promoted musically and to whom he gave jazz lessons himself . In 1971 he founded a music store in Montélimar. Since the mid-1970s he performed with his sons in the south of France and from 1982 played several albums with them and changing line-ups. He runs a jazz school in Carnoules [1] and performs with his own quartet. [2]
I am a great fan of cars, that day I went to a concentration of classic cars and by surprise these two women appeared with this wonderful "hippie" van, painted so happily that it seemed to me something so beautiful and exceptional, that I thought Wow! Don't worry Jordi, be happy... with them!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-diB65scQU
Musically speaking, the truth is that the song is nothing to write home about, but I don't know what it has that is capable of transmitting good vibes to those who listen to it. The message is very simple, and is repeated throughout the song. Although perhaps the examples are not the ones that identify us the most, the truth is that good old Bobby is more right than a saint when he says that we should not worry too much, because we will make the problems multiply.
So... my friend, be happy!
The singing ringing tree is a musical Wind Powered. Sound sculpture, Designed by architects Mike Tonkin and Anna Liu of Tonkin Liu. Sits on Crown Point With panoramic views of Burnley Town, England. Part of The Panopticons arts and regeneration project created by the East Lancashire Environmental Arts Network (ELEAN).
I'm so tired of being alone,
I'm so tired of on-my-own~~~~~~~~~~AL Green
This is posted for the Musically Challenged group depicting the song "Tired of Being Alone".......=)
I am hopeless at recognising butterflies but I am pretty sure this is a Common Blue but I am happy to be corrected
Taken at the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust site at North Cave in East Yorkshire
Cambridge Folk Festival was great musically and even hotter and more sultry than Jazzfest in New Orleans. Rhiannon Giddens and Patti Smith were wonderful .
One of the great surprises for me was a band from Cambridge Massachusetts called Darlingside . Four young men who sing the most wonderful harmonies and play a variety of instruments . There are echos of the Beach Boys , and the Everley Brothers in their music they sing and play with great passion and joy . It was fantastic to see their choreography and they play while singing on a single microphone . The crowd at Cambridge really fell in love with them they are very good on record but try to see them live if you get the chance
If you don’t believe me Check out this video
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AURORIUM verkleidet mit acht Hochleistungsprojektoren sämtliche Strukturen, Formen und Mauern im Innern dieser heiligen Hallen der Kulturkirche Altona in Hamburg, kreiert mit Farben und Formen neue Dimensionen und erzählt dabei die Geschichte der Genesis. Die 30-minütige immersive Show umhüllt den Besucher schon in den ersten Sekunden mit wohliger Musik und zauberhaften Animationen. Fortan wird man musikalisch und visuell entführt - von der Erschaffung des Lichts und des Wassers bis zur Geburt der Pflanzenwelt.
Mit dem Projekt GENESIS wird an die uralte Verbindung von Spiritualität und Kunst angeknüpft, indem es auf die Geschichte von der Erschaffung der Welt mit einem eigenen kreativen Werk antwortet. Die Decke der Kirche wird nicht mit Pinsel und Farbe, sondern mit Render-Technik und Präzisions-Lasern ausgemalt. Und der Klang, die Stille und die Bilder im Raum ermöglichen ein Eintauchen in eine Sphäre, die wortlos und staunen macht.
With eight high-performance projectors, AURORIUM covers all the structures, forms and walls inside these sacred halls of the Kulturkirche Altona in Hamburg, creates new dimensions with colors and forms and tells the story of Genesis. The 30-minute immersive show envelops the visitor in the first few seconds with soothing music and magical animations. From now on you will be kidnapped musically and visually - from the creation of light and water to the birth of the plant world.
The GENESIS project continues the ancient connection between spirituality and art by responding to the story of the creation of the world with its own creative work. The ceiling of the church is not painted with a brush and paint, but with render technology and precision lasers. And the sound, the silence and the images in the room allow you to immerse yourself in a sphere that leaves you speechless and amazed.
Where angels lay clouds across the sky
Some have wings
Others sing
the rest do lazy ballet's in the air "
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDeTu6rpN-4
Sierra - Boz Scaggs
Rivière Rouge,
Arundel,
QC
Sometimes I miss playing with pretty things and I have to make a pretty picture.
Credits:
Fancy Decor: Sun-bleached Rug
The Loft & Aria - Jabode Rug
Trompe Loeil - Zeeland Couch + Pillows PG
DIGS - Wyatt Tapestry - Straight - C
{theosophy} Palmerston Wall Hanging (Admiral)
dust bunny . darling hanging plant
The Loft & Aria - Harmon Cactus and Books
The Loft & Aria - Lennox Coffee Table
-tres blah- Golden Cage - Day Tripper
LTD Ruffles Cushion (Lipstick)
Soy. Super long Hanging Hedera
dust bunny . happy hour tray
LTD Studded Cushion (Chic)
Ariskea [Wild] Boho Pillow [Purple]
SPELL : Stones from other galaxies
Fancy Decor: Geode Bookends
Fancy Decor: Orchidaceae (pink)
Birdy - Boudoir - Chair 50 roll
Ariskea [ Petite Paris] Pendant Lamp 2
Soy. Shitamachi Alley Garden - [Player Rewards] Pipe Shelf
Fancy Decor: Dreamcatcher RARE
Fancy Decor: Geode Mobile (touch to spin)
{what next} Marlow End Table
Zaara [home] : 9 Succulent plants
SAYO - Bungalow Retreat Gacha - Succulents
Bazar Crete-Succulents
The Loft & ARIA - Troubadour Potted Sansevieria
The Loft & ARIA - Troubadour Potted Fern Wicker
The Loft & ARIA - Troubadour Potted Prickly Pear Cactus
The Loft & ARIA - Troubadour Potted Cactus
Soy. Potted Ponytail Palm [Lsize]
SPELL : Crystals Curtain
Soy. Vintage lace curtain A-type (white)
[ARIA] Nikka small succulent plant type 2
:HAIKEI: blue door of Old apartment
LTD Studded Cushion (Chic)
Fancy Decor: Orchidaceae (pink)
[ keke ] summer bottle - shade
A musically inspired composition.( Lynyrd Skynyrd)
The gull was captured in Blackpool.
The Liver building Liverpool provides the rest.
"I love nature, I love the landscape, because it is so sincere. It never cheats me. It never jests. It is cheefully, musically earnest. I lie and relie on the earth." - Henry David Thoreau
Created for the Hypothetical Awards Challenge....The 4th Annual, Musically-Themed Challenge…"Album Cover Design!"
www.flickr.com/groups/1179479@N25/discuss/72157643115513844/
Current Film: (500) Days of Summer. Just rented it and adored it. Promptly bought the soundtrack the next day.
Current TV show: technically not current, but in less than a month LOST begins it’s final season and I am beside myself. Boone and Charlie again! Answers! But fuck, I wish it wasn’t ending. I have instructed my Best Gays, who I usually watch with each week, to come dressed as their favorite Other for the first first ep.
Current Song: “Sleepyhead,” by Passion Pit, “Morning Mist,” by Sebastian Schuller
Current Albums: Glee, The Music – Volume 1 and 2. Covers EP by Greg Laswell
Current Anticipation/Excitement: Ricky Gervais hosting the Golden Globe awards on Sunday. He is, by far, my favorite comedian. No hyperbole in that statement, swear.
Current Disappointment: ‘Big Love’’s new season premiered last night and it didn’t hold my interest the way it normally does.
Current Shame-Inducing Guilty Pleasure: a few friends, whose tastes I trust, finally convinced me to give the Twilight book series a go. In 14 pages, I’ll have finished the third book, Eclipse, and be ready to start the fourth and final book. While I can’t say that the books are good, they are highly addictive and fun. And I resent this.
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for Musically Challenged:
"Letter to Elise," by The Cure
at least I'd lose this sense of sensing something else
that hides away
from me and you
they're worlds to part
with aching looks and breaking hearts
and all the prayers your hands you make
oh I just take as much as you can throw
and then throw it all away
oh I throw it all away
like throwing faces at the sky
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3/100 Favorite Things: catch lights. it may seem simple and, for some, a very easy thing to do, but capturing catch lights in my eyes has proven to be a daunting and largely unsuccessful venture until just recently. when i took the dozens of arms length photos with the 50mm and 35mm lenses (this being one), i was facing forward, staring directly into a window. and it worked!!
so my Favorite Thing # 3 is finally, finally getting my very own catch lights!!!
The Boosenburg built for the Knight Lord Fuchs of Rudesheim in the Romanesque style has a tower that rises 38 meters making it the highest building in town.
The tower or bergfried originally would have been the center of the castle surrounded by a moat and ramparts a most likely formidable defensive structure rather than the romantic remainder we have today.
The castle ended up in the hands of a private winery family the Jung’s and was quite the hot spot for musically concerts and jazz in the 30’s and 40’s, still private it is closed to the public.
Since 2002 it has been included in the Unesco Rhein Gorge heritage site
Disclaimer: Not trying to be realistic in my editing there is enough realism in the world, my style is a mix of painterly and romanticism as well as a work in progress.
I took this with my D750 and Tamron SP 24-70 2.8 G2 Lens processed in LR and DXO Nik
it is shining, it is shining.
- "Tomorrow Never Knows," by The Beatles
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the other day i stumbled upon an amazing photo of a lighting exhibit that was at the LA County Museum of Art.
"Urban Light", a sculpture by Chris Burden, is a multi-tiered installation of 202 fully functional, antique cast-iron lamp posts from various cities in Los Angeles County.
and it's just fucking gorgeous.
i'd seen photos of it maybe a year ago and mistakenly thought the exhibit had already been taken down. i was a little bit crushed because i wanted to see it so, so badly, in person, myself.
but the photo i saw was taken only a week ago and when i realized it was still up i rushed down there an hour later. and in person, i was even more smitten.
i spent hours there. took a million shots. angled, on the ground looking up, walking out onto the middle of busy Wilshire Boulevard to get it straight on, all in. made friends with several other people as we all wandered through it. just hung out, snapping, watching, laying on my back to look up, through all the lights, at the sky.
not often, but sometimes, the best times, just being around art that i love makes me happy. as simple, trite and cliched as that sounds, it's still absolutely true.
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and as per usual, i have incorporated a song from Musically Challenged's weekly list submitted by The Great Potato (aka tapper22).
An experiment in layers and textures. Custom background. Mischief Circus elements: Raven, dome, airship. Castle from Google.
Music: "Come Take a Trip in My Airship" by Natalie Merchant.
Entered in Hypothetical Awards Group musically-themed April Challenge: The Hypo MUSIC FESTIVAL. Join the fun at:
www.flickr.com/groups/1179479@N25/discuss/72157666366702741/
“I am an excitable person who only understands life lyrically, musically, in whom feelings are much stronger as reason. I am so thirsty for the marvelous that only the marvelous has power over me. Anything I can not transform into something marvelous, I let go. Reality doesn't impress me. I only believe in intoxication, in ecstasy, and when ordinary life shackles me, I escape, one way or another. No more walls.”
– Anais Nin
I know the car mirror is kind of overdone… but I kinda felt that the layers of information in this trumps the ubiquitous 'car mirror shot'.
To listen:
Let's dance! youtu.be/B2HWuR2mq5M
David Robert Jones (8 January 1947 – 10 January 2016), known as David Bowie (/ˈboʊ.i/), was an English singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, record producer, arranger, painter and actor. He was a figure in popular music for over five decades, and was considered by critics and other musicians as an innovator, particularly for his work in the 1970s. Bowie stopped concert touring after 2004, and last performed live at a charity event in 2006. In 2013, he returned from a decade-long recording hiatus, remaining musically active until his death from liver cancer three years later.
Los Angeles. California.
The txalaparta is a unique music ensemble of stones, woods and pipes and two players who beat out a rhythm that is musically a tour de force of co ordination.
It is an old form of music much in vogue in the Basque region of Spain but has suffered terminal neglect and as a result not much of it is known to the people. The genre of music originated as a mode of communication in the hilly regions of the Basque foothills from one village to another to announce funerals, making of cider etc etc.
There has been a steady resurgence of the music form over the last 15-20 years.
Maika and Sara Gomez are twin sisters from the Basque region who are one of the leading proponents of the txalaparta. They go by the name of "Ttukunak".
They make a fine sight while they play the exotic music and the sound of course to use the cliched term is -"awesome"
You can see a slideshow of photographs on the band's website ttukunak.ning.com/
You can hear some samples of the music here
You can hear some samples of the music here
For more on jazz and upcoming events while in Goa, you must visit www.heritagejazz.com the brain child of Armando Gonsalves.
This must be my longest stint without any photography (4 weeks now). I don't know, I just don't feel motivated or inspired at the moment. So again I scrape the 'archive barrel'.
Music: Band Of Horses - Funeral (A great song used for this excellent Danny Macaskill video. Do watch. Even if musically it's not your thang, you have to admire this guys skills)
shall we continue on with Things That Perplex Me?
SOOC vs. Processed
so, getting a great shot that's Straight Out Of Camera is something that is sought after. hell, i've had a few and i've been delighted!
like this one. i hardly edited this photo at all. and it's one of my very, very favorites i've ever taken. although i think that has more to do with my obsession with Seattle and urban skylines.
however, i'm a bit of a saturation-slash-color-slash-magnify every damn detail whore so most of my images have been processed ten times over and back again.
this one? i processed it all to hell. check out the unedited version.
i think i'm infinitely more pleased by having processed a shot into something spectacular (she says, humbly), than having caught something amazing that can go straight from camera to screen.
perhaps it's just a matter of taste.
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Danzar es sentir, sentir es sufrir, sufrir es amar; tú amas, sufres y sientes. ¡Tú danzas! (Isadora Duncan)
Danza es todo aquello que el ser humano es capaz de hacer musicalmente con cualquier parte de su cuerpo (Karlheinz Stockhausen)
La expresión más auténtica de un pueblo está en sus danzas y su música. Los cuerpos nunca mienten (Agnes De Mille)
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Dancing is feeling, feeling is to suffer, to suffer is to love, you love, suffer and feel. You dance! (Isadora Duncan)
Dance is everything that man can do musically with any part of your body (Karlheinz Stockhausen)
The truest expression of a people is its dances and its music. Bodies never lie (Agnes De Mille)
When my son was about 4 years old, he became a huge Elvis fan. It was the Lilo & Stitch Disney film and the NIKE commercial featuring the song "A Little Less Conversation" that led to the interest. He made the connection between the two and has been a fan ever since. And so, here is the puzzle . And yes, my son is still very
musically inclined. 🎵🎸🎶🎼
“I am an excitable person who only understands life lyrically, musically, in whom feelings are much stronger as reason."
III
Wanderers in that happy valley
Through two luminous windows saw
Spirits moving musically
To a lute’s well-tunèd law,
Round about a throne, where sitting
(Porphyrogene!)
In state his glory well befitting,
The ruler of the realm was seen.
IV
And all with pearl and ruby glowing
Was the fair palace door,
Through which came flowing, flowing, flowing
And sparkling evermore,
A troop of Echoes whose sweet duty
Was but to sing,
In voices of surpassing beauty,
The wit and wisdom of their king.
V
But evil things, in robes of sorrow,
Assailed the monarch’s high estate
(Ah, let us mourn, for never morrow
Shall dawn upon him, desolate!);
And, round about his home, the glory
That blushed and bloomed
Is but a dim-remembered story
Of the old time entombed.
VI
And travelers now within that valley,
Through the red-litten windows, see
Vast forms that move fantastically
To a discordant melody;
While, like a rapid ghastly river,
Through the pale door,
A hideous throng rush out forever,
And laugh—but smile no more.
Edgar Allan Poe. The Fall of the House of Usher. "The Haunted Palace".
Snow Patrol~Chasing cars
We'll do it all
Everything
On our own
We don't need
Anything
Or anyone
If I lay here
If I just lay here
would you lie with me and just forget the world?
I don't quite know
How to say
How I feel
Those three words
Are said too much
They're not enough
If I lay here
If I just lay here
would you lie with me and just forget the world?
Forget what we're told
Before we get too old
Show me a garden that's bursting into life
Let's waste time
Chasing cars
Around our heads
I need your grace
To remind me
To find my own
If I lay here
If I just lay here
would you lie with me and just forget the world?
Forget what we're told
Before we get too old
Show me a garden that's bursting into life
All that I am
All that I ever was
Is here in your perfect eyes, they're all I can see
I don't know where
Confused about how as well
Just know that these things will never change for us at all
If I lay here
If I just lay here
would you lie with me and just forget the world?
Don't you wanna come with me? Don't you wanna feel my bones
on your bones?
It's only natural.
for Musically Challenged
3rd song by the killers this week. my CHAnon caught on by the 2nd. haha.. and yes, i do love them.
The Clock is Laughing in my Face <----Listen here...
My eyes feel like they're gonna bleed
Dried up and bulging out my skull
My mouth is dry
My face is numb
fucked up and spun out in my room~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Green Day
Posted for Musically Challenged group ...Brain Stew by Green Day
Some random dude at a Halloween Party!! =)
...more of the same
a scatterscape for the 3rd Webnesday in Arachtober
& it makes me think musically of more of the same too
Mazzy Star - Fade Into You
So let's get to the point, let's roll another joint
And let's head on down the road
There's somewhere I got to go~~~~~~~~~~~Tom Petty
Turn the Radio loud <--------listen....
For Musically Challenged ..You don't know how it Feels by Tom Petty
let me start today again
I only want one day
one lousy day
that's all
of every day that's been before
since time began
I know my prayer's in vain
but for a second i'll pretend
that I can start today again
- Paul Kelly, If I Could Start Today Again
Emotions got away from me today. I'm tired, I'm irritated, and I let it pretty much ruin my day. My husband is out at our best friends' house and my best friend is texting me telling me that my god daughter wants to know why he's there and I'm not. I really wasn't sure whether I wanted to go with the way I've been brooding all day. But I am physically incapable of saying no to my god daughter. And I'm pretty sure that going out there and seeing her will help me get over this funk.
Musically Challenged: Paul Kelly - If I Could Start Today Again
I inherited all of my athletic abilities from my father. He was a star athlete in multiple sports when he was young (football, basketball, baseball, waterskiing, track) and later in life he transitioned into playing softball for a few teams. I can remember going to watch him when I was a tiny little thing and how thrilling I found sitting on the bench in the dugout with his teammates while I watched him play. He loaned me his glove in law school when I was playing for our school team in the law school softball tournament in Virginia. This glove has made a lot of tremendous catches (including a game-winning diving catch that shattered my dad's finger and sent him to the hospital). And it's perfectly worn. He keeps it on a shelf in his library now. A reminder of his glory days, I think.
Prints of this photo are for sale in my etsy shop!
Musically Challenged: Bob Seger - Fine Memory