Heartwarming. https://twitter.com/axaxia88/status/1887382223135158514?s=46&t=AkJV8dX_RyhUKPG8uj0KNQ
Category: Music
Music + Wildlife = Smiles
Watch and listen to this. I bet you will smile. I think we are in need of this at the moment. https://twitter.com/dudespostingws/status/1874886710926209371?s=46&t=AkJV8dX_RyhUKPG8uj0KNQ That’s all. Pass it on.
Yeah, it’s late, but it’s my blog and I can do whatever I want. Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #328: Winter
Next to Autumn, Winter is my favorite season. I like cold weather, and I'd rather have it too cold than too warm. You can always bundle up against the cold, but you can't get more naked than naked when it's too hot. And believe me, I experienced both situations during my two years in grad …
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I am a Littermate, a follower of all-around good old Country Boy and Limbaugh-loving Conservative commentator Catturd. For many years, aside from his posts and podcasts with Jewels Jones, Catturd’s visual ID was only his avatar, a white cat wearing black glasses. Here are some representations courtesy of his creative followers. About a year ago, …
Have you ever heard an alphorn? Have you ever seen one? Well , it’s time you did.
We took a drive up to Leavenworth today, since I missed the Accordion Celebration back in June. It was a beautiful, warm day, in the 70s near us on the west side of the Cascades, and in the 90s in Leavenworth on the east side. When we arrived in town, we found a place to …
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Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #293: Moving Waters
I have always believed that moving water was Nature's Original Music (hmmm, should I copyright that phrase?). Before there were plants or animals on Earth, there were rivers, with the sound of rushing water competing with the sound of erupting volcanoes. If the original multi-celled organisms in the primordial seas had auditory organs, what they …
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Some thoughts on Martin Luther King’s real birthday
First, today is the federal holiday (and my first paid holiday from work), to commemorate the birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr., the famous civil-rights figure who for decades inspired black people to improve their lives, and for some time inspired white people to defeat Jim Crow in the South. Unfortunately, Dr. King's legacy has …
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In Memory of the Great Rush Limbaugh
January of 1951. The birth of Rush Hudson Limbaugh III, in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, began the Era of Limbaugh in Radio. At the age of seven, Rush already knew what he was destined to do in life. And he did it. He became the Greatest of all Time in talk radio, converting thousands of listeners …
Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #278: Unique
I was thrilled to see the topic for this week's Challenge, as I own some items that are completely unique. The first one is a piece of art, which I inherited from my parents. I remember telling them when I was a teenager that, when they died, I insisted on getting this, and I did …
Snippets of Clarinetist Anat Cohen and the Seattle Repertory Jazz Orchestra
I knew it was wrong, but I did it anyway. We went to our Seattle Repertory Jazz Orchestra concert at the Kirkland Performance Center this afternoon. The soloist today was Israeli jazz clarinetist Anat Cohen. We have heard her before with the orchestra, and were eager to see and hear her again. As usual, she …
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