This is what our priest defines as “people enduring wooden seats”. And we did, indeed, endure the equivalent to them several weeks ago.
I already mentioned that we find unusual things to do on Saturdays. A couple of weeks ago, in anticipation of our trip to north Georgia and a Bluegrass Festival, we drove over to [...]
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PEWS
Posted in food, music on June 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Turning over a new LEAF
Posted in camping, music, travel on May 16, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
We got back from our latest camping adventure earlier in the week. Overall, the trip to North Carolina was fun; we were able to set up our camp during a beautiful day, had rain and cold nights, were able to strike camp and move an hour further up the mountains to Hugh’s neck of [...]
Leaving for LEAF
Posted in camping, music on May 7, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
We’re off to the Lake Eden Arts Festival in Black Mountain, NC. This will be our third trip up there. Mountain air, lots of music, nights in our new tent, coffee and tea under the stars, Spam and grits for breakfast and fried egg sandwiches for lunch! Then we go further up [...]
Cold Air and Hot Music
Posted in camping, music, travel on October 23, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
We spent the weekend in Black Mountain, NC at the Lake Eden Arts Festival. We arrived early at LEAF so we could set up our campsite and be rested when the festival started Friday night. We had both been battling a stomach virus earlier in the week. The drive up there seemed rather [...]
Oh, Mother
Posted in baseball, life, music on May 14, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I’ve said before, the simpler holidays are usually the best. So it was with Mother’s Day, this past weekend.
On Friday we took Emily to a Greenjackets baseball game. It was hot dogs and french fries and lemonade for supper, popcorn and soda pop for dessert. The game was good, The Jackets [...]
Demon Television
Posted in life, music, religion on February 14, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
One week without television. One week. One looonngg week without television. We gave it up for Lent because our viewing had become extremely mindless. Just so much noise. However, I now realize this is much more about discipline than about entertainment, mindless or otherwise. We’ve even said, “Uh, [...]
It’s hard to be objective about the subjective
Posted in music on December 29, 2007 | 1 Comment »
I mentioned early this holiday how much I enjoyed a country music CD entitled “Mary, Did You Know?” — a compilation of Christmas songs performed by a variety of country artists. One song I really like is The Christ (A Song for Joseph) by Billy Dean. He’s also one of the [...]
