Catching up on my blog reading with Pollyanna Takes “Self Referential” to a New Level « Pollyanna Rainbow Sunshine and the Needles of Doom and feeling very superior about the songs that were popular when I graduated from high school, in 1966, I decided to Google for a list of the Top 100 hit songs list of [...]
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Top 100 Hit Songs of 1966
Posted in Home Again in Indiana, music, tagged Army, Ballad of the Green Berets, military, Pollyanna, Simon and Garfunkel, The Beatles, top hit songs, Vietnam war on March 1, 2009 | 5 Comments »
Congratulations! JRock
Posted in Home Again in Indiana, My Weird Family, News that's probably not Fit to Print, music, tagged Indiana, ISSMA, JRock, Muddy Boots Cafe, Nashville, Silver, Solo on February 14, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
JRock attended the ISSMA (Indiana State School Music Association) Solo and Ensemble event today and took Silver in the Solo Division. (He was one point from a gold.)
For those of you who wish to hear him sing, while the ticket prices are low (where’s a smilie when you need one?), he sits in on a [...]
The music in my head
Posted in Home Again in Indiana, Humor in Life, Reasons I'll need Therapy, music, tagged dancing, sports, television on November 21, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I grew up in a “women don’t sweat” type of family. My dad did not watch sports on television and neither did my brother. The closest we got to physical activity was once we played badminton. We did not go to the beach. We would do a ‘walk’ on our vacation. It certainly wasn’t a [...]
Life is too short, not to live it to the fullest
Posted in Garden, Home Again in Indiana, My Camera Sees, Painting in Realism, Travel, Writing is an Art, animals, music, tagged active, Alaska, camping, Canada, cancer, Colorado, death, getting older, Hawaii, Hay Una Mujer Desaparecida, Mexico, Mother Nature, psychic, relationships, Schindler's list, travel, violin, Wyoming on October 20, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Were you ever in a relationship where you woke up one morning and said, ‘This person is making me old.’?
It’s not that they are actually making you old. Mother Nature does a fine job of that on her own and when your genes add something like heart disease or cancer to the mix, it is [...]





