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Tambourines and Elephants Are Playing In the Band
I love CCR.
Lookin' Out My Backdoor came on the oldies station just before noon today, as I drove to work.
I turned off the a/c, rolled down the windows and let the hot, Georgia-summer air blow across my skin and ruffle my hair.
The last line of the song never fails to give me a lump in my throat.
"Bother me tomorrow, today I'll buy no sorrows."
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As Promised...
Some pictures from the show...
I got TWO LJ "nudges" over the weekend to get on here and post again (I am so embarrassed!) For spanglo, who asked if everything was o.k., yes, everything is wonderful - the play is finished but Age of Conan, the MMO my husband and I have been anticipating for over TWO years, finally released on May 20th. 18 months ago ( Read more... ) -
Jeez.
I know I haven't posted in forever - I am sorry - and so busy that it's all I can do to find time to hop on here and read the
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IT'S A CONSPIRACY!!!
I'm totally kidding...just wanted to make you laugh before I got to the meat of my goodbye LJ Idol post...
When I started therealljidol, I had been a member of the LiveJournal community for two weeks. I’d been urged by a coworker, shakeitoutloud, to create an account, so I signed up. I didn’t know what a flist was, or an LJ cut, wasn’t quite sure ( Read more... ) -
LJ Idol - Week 26 - Moments of Devastating Beauty
I hired a brilliant photographer for my wedding. Before she settled in Sedona, Arizona to take photos of brides and babies, Pamela Duffy was a photojournalist. Published in Life and The Village Voice, I discovered a series of photos she shot of Mother Teresa ministering to Muslim refugees in Tangra. Was it simply the fierce Indian sun that caused ( Read more... ) -
Blog Stoker's Dracula
I have to spread the word about this because I think it is such a cool idea.
Are you a fan of Bram Stoker's Dracula?
The fabulous
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I Find This Amazing
A wonderful patron/friend of mine from the library sent me the link for this and it is fascinating. Watch as 500 years of women in art morph from one ideal of physical beauty to another - it's the eyes that get you though. It almost made me cry - what an odd reaction that was, right?
Watch it with your sound on if you can. The cello accompanment - ( Read more... )
