Archive for June, 2008
Sometimes a great notion
30Jun08
Drove up to Saratoga Springs and had the XM radio tuned to the classical station most of the time. But at one point, somewhere around Saugerties and Woodstock (of course), I happened upon a channel that was playing the Weavers’ version of Lead Belly’s version of “Goodnight, Irene,” and I heard my pal Pete Seeger [...]
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Tags: "Goodnight Irene", "Nashville Skyline" Pulaski Skyway, "The Last Three Miles", Fred Hellerman, Ken Kesey, Lake George, Lead Belly, Lee Hays, Pete Seeger, Robertson Davies, Ronnie Gilbert, Saratoga Springs, Steve Hart, The Weavers, Weavers
My world and welcome to it
23Jun08
It’s a wonderful life. It’s a wonderful world. I wonder if God is dead. I wonder how long I will live. I wonder what will happen to me when I die. Is it really any wonder? I wonder if I lived before I was born (it feels like I did). I wonder if the faces [...]
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Tags: Lao Tzu, Stevie Wonder, World of Wonders
