Category Archives: music
Using Time, Music, and Color
Got the lonelies last night. They crept in from the shadows and I think, planned to take up permanent residence. I chased them away with colors and music. Funny thing is, the colors and the music may have been … Continue reading
Posted in and Color, music, Using Time
Tagged alter perspective, black and white, blue, born full-grown, changes, choosing from whim and memory, color, colors and meanings, company, distinctive definitions, expression, fighting with feelings, friends new and old, grayish beige, green, Growth, intricate design, music, pastel pens, personal power, play, play list, purple, quiet acknowledgment, shades of gray, shadows, shopping, Using Time, various singing artists, wisdom and knowledge, wonderful experience, writing poetry
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Me and the Letter M
I volunteered to respond to a letter meme, from Heather on her site: extemporaneous. I must write about at least ten things I love that begin with the letter M. I do not “love” Money, but living on a … Continue reading
Posted in Challenge, exercise, Letter M, Memory, music
Tagged butterfly wings, cloud action, Letter M, letter meme, Me, Meandering, Meanings, memories, Mexican food, Money, Montana, Mother, mountains, Multiples, Munchkins, Murder Mysteries, music, road trip, white water rapids
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Making Little Bird Memories
This Little Bird By John D Loudermilk There’s a little bird that somebody sends Down to the earth to live on the wind Born on the wind and she sleeps on the wind This little bird that somebody sends She’s … Continue reading
Posted in Connections, Family, hugs, Memory, music, Thanksgiving, This Little Bird, turkey
Tagged get-together, guests, hugs, John D. Loudermilk, memories, music, niece's daughter, princess, song, Thanksgiving, This Little Bird, turkey
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Distillation
The day before yesterday, my siblings and I hosted a party to celebrate my Mother’s ninetieth birthday. We rented the back room of a local restaurant and invited some family and friends. About 60 people showed up to share in … Continue reading
Posted in Biography, distillation, Family, Journal Writing, Life, Memory, Moonshine, music, Photograph, Record, Uncategorized
Tagged distillation, Family, festivities, Friends, harmonica, memories, money tree, moonshine still, ninetieth birthday, photographs, process, separate components
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That Slippery Slope
Memory can be seductive, perverted little bugger. For most part, nothing more than simple tree hugger, ’til something grabs its attention: bit of scent wafting through wood paneled rooms, music played just out of tune, or flash of scant sequined … Continue reading
Posted in Journal Writing, Memory, movement, music, Poetry, Selective, Time, Uncategorized
Tagged alone, another era, attention, body, fascination, held captive, Memory, movement, moves, music, Poetry, presnt moment, remembers, slippery slope, thrice braided cord
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“Roll On 18 Wheeler, Roll On”
Last evening, my oldest daughter and I spent several hours downloading music onto a playlist which will accept 100 pieces of music. That seemed rather daunting to begin with, but in a matter of hours, between the two us, we … Continue reading
Posted in Challenge, Family, grief, Journal Writing, Life, Memory, music, truck driver, Uncategorized
Tagged 18 wheeler, air horn, associations, cortege, emotions, Family, funeral procession, highway, Interstate, lyrics, Memory, music, playlist, side trips, songs, story, truck driver
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