How many of you can remember your parents going to concerts in their mid-40’s or later? Aside from one Neil Diamond concert that I can remember from about six or seven years before my dad passed, and perhaps a Beach Boys mini concert that took place after a USC football game, I can’t really remember… Continue reading I Won’t Go Away Quietly and Die. Will You?
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Electric Barbarella amongst the #MeToo movement
Day two from Santa Barbara. Last night we took a drive to see a couple of homes we like, and we were able to cross a couple of others off of our list of favorites. I think that if we threw caution to the wind, we’d have our answer….but I’m not quite ready to do… Continue reading Electric Barbarella amongst the #MeToo movement
I Knew When I First Saw You on the Showroom Floor
I’ve been doing quite a bit of reading recently. I just finished Electric Ladyland last night, which is about women and rock. While reading, I found a quote that I couldn’t get out of my head. I sent it on to Amanda because we’re working on something and I thought it would be of benefit to her,… Continue reading I Knew When I First Saw You on the Showroom Floor
Perfect Parody or Stereotypical Review?
Life makes me laugh sometimes. Yesterday I had commented that this tour had given me very little to write about. Today is a new day! This morning I had Mike Bell’s review from the Calgary Herald waiting in my inbox. Without noticing the byline, I assumed it would be another glowing, beautiful review of a well-staged… Continue reading Perfect Parody or Stereotypical Review?