ChattyKathy

Yes I do Sudo, ain't it something how things have changed.

Now someone post after me cause it seems often after I post it just sits here. :unsure:

All have a good day, I'm off for now........

That was fun.

Ain't it cool tones that come out of that guitar, not to mention it's just plum peerrty.

But don't ask Rick about playing it with his shirt off.

My eyeballs need to rest so was just heading away but honestly you are very skilled and your passion for the music is heard even by a bystander of sorts, as I know nothing of that type music.

With my family history I can't risk not having them done yearly, as uncomfortable as they are to have done.

Pap smears are also very important.

Guys have their own things to attend to I realize.

And then there's always the likes of Adam Yahiye Gadahn who aids Bin Laden in his blinders vision that if we all become Islam there would be an end to the war in Iraq and we'd all live happily ever after.

And you know I want this. :B)

Kathy, Why, I thought everybody loved big band music. You want to know why? Because *I* love big band music. Don't we all think everyone ought to love what *WE* love not only in music but everything else? If we love chopped liver we can't understand why everyone doesn't love the stuff too, no? Here's one Ala Prochaine (is she still around?) posted a long time ago that really touched me. It's nostalgic not by how old the song is but about the people the song is about... folks younger than my grandparents but older than my parents. Lovers in about 1926... before the Great Depression and of course before World War II. I had aunts and uncles this age. What hits me in this song is that those young people fell in love and "danced all night" just as our young people do today. They dreamed of their future with kids of their own just like young people do today. But now those young people from that era are gone but in this song we can still hear their hearts racing as they embrace each other and dance... click HERE! sudo

What's that? ;)

StGeorge,

Even though I might not lean towards that type music I must tell you that was simply awesome!

Thank you Sudo for bringing it here for us.

bulwink: Love your new avatar! Snazzy and cool! I love you man!~~This goofball is my son in law... married my oldest daughter. Patience! He's "poofing" into a looper machine. A musician's way of playing with himself.He adds a little more each time it loops.[

How fun! Thanks so much for the pictures y'all. :)

And no doubt about it Belle, I'd love to get together.

We'll have a Florida gig we will.

Thank You,

Does she have her CD for sale, is so how can I buy one? PM if you'd prefer also.

I can only hope that someday I get to hang out with y'all.

Sounds like a great time, be it short, was had by all.

:)

Another song from my wife's album:

One of my favorites off of it.

the URL is:

http://mrpeabodi.home.insightbb.com/Quarter_Moon.mp3

Enjoy

John

She is incredible. I know I told you I loved her on that first song you brought us, but dang she has a beautiful voice, and her music and how she puts it all together, the guitar (oh yeah!), it is a wonderful piece of music. Please tell her again for me that she is amazing.

This is the stuff I grew up on.

I did to. :B)

Socks,

Socks,

One of my favorites from back then. Made me feel young again. Thanks much. :)

It is indeed a sad state of affairs how our elderly are looked upon and treated. As if their value is less because they are not a spy youngin' with visions of sugar plums dancing in their heads. Rather they are words of wisdom from experience, and councel of how to live the fullest and attend to what is important and toss aside the little stuff that youth still find to be earth shattering.

Not that youth is a bad thing, heck I wouldn't mind some of it back but our elderly (myself approaching) have so much more to offer mankind because they've been there and done that and could teach us how to stand on their feet and take it further than even they did if we only tried and allowed them our honest hearts and time.

I watched the care Ted had for his mother and how he never treated her with anything other than respect she had earned. I found I was less patient than he was and have learned about myself due it and have made some changes in my thinking and even in my life. This Saturday I will be in training at Tampa General for a service I will be providing each week and I understand many of the folks I will be serving will be the elderly. I thrill at the opportunity to be with them.

I hope our nation begins to respect the elderly and learn from them, it would be a tragic thing if we didn't.

(perhaps they can teach me to spell)

Most awesome! Your family must be flying as high as she can about now.

Dot,

You're a good soul. And no doubt understood his intent pretty accurately.

ex70'shouston,

Sorry about your loss and your memories, I know Satori and am certain he meant no personal attacks to those who have lived through loss, he knows loss himself.

:wacko:

BTW.....I have no real problem with blonds, some of the greatest jokes I know were told me by true blonds. But that teen contestant really did blonds a disservice. But dang it's so freaking funny to read, or listen to, whichever you heard it by.

Life has too many bumps in the road not to laugh sometime and she (Lauren Caitlin Upton) sure has provided fodder for this soul.

(((you))).....even when you were sick and you had the care of mom you were there for me this week.....(((you)))

You both are adorable.