Fine Art Tuesday
Southern rock, popular music style combining blues jams and boogie licks with lyrics declaring fierce regional pride. Its aggressive, unpretentious sound helped revitalize American rock…
Month: March 2022
Pickin’ and grinnin’
Sorry for disappearing, but I’ve been at the Carolina Pickers at the Denton (NC) Farmpark. First time for me, probably not the last time, unless…
Fine Art Tuesday
“…Steely Dan drew from the gamut of American musical styles to create some of the most intelligent and complex pop music of the 1970s.“ You know, I could let…
Report from the OP, March 18, 2022
This report has both good, meh and bad news. Bad news first, meh second and good news last to cheer you up. Wednesday I had…
Fine Art Tuesday
In the late 1800s, Neo-Impressionism used the new sciences of optics and color to create a new form of painting, in which artists used “dots”…
Sunday Reading
I will admit that I’ve been cheating. Rather reading the actual paper books, I’ve been listening to the audiobook versions. I can do that while…
Report From the OP, March 12, 2022
I’m still “out and abouting”, so you get another report. Of course, if gas prices continue to rise, I’ll have to rethink things. It’s up…
Report from the OP, March 9, 2022
It seems that this is a week of medical tests and errand running. However, it does give me the opportunity to get out and see…
Fine Art Tuesday
(I’m sneaking this one in under the wire. Today was MRI Day. Preliminary results aren’t showing much if I read them correctly.) I’ve always had…
Sarah Hoyt has words about our current “situation”
Given the lady grew up under Communist (lite-ish) rule, I tend to listen to her on the subject. Read for yourself.
Back to “busy”
While I’m not having migraines and the weather is warm (my weather station claims 81o at 1 PM today), I’m working outside. Much trimming of…
The sorry, miserable, addled State of the Union
We “all” knew it this happen. We knew that the selection of ol’ Joey B would be the thing that pushed us over the precipice…