Friday, April 28, 2017

SONG




photo by Ann Larie Valentine











                                           Party on, Wayne, it's the freakin weekend!   Find your sweet spot.



                               


Principle in the type:  "In our lives, we have to align with the correct frequency in order to hear the music..."      Wilford W. Andersen















Tuesday, April 25, 2017

PLAYER




photo by Jarle Refsnes



Saturday was Record Store Day, and I'm good with that.  What's old is new again.  Licorice Pizza mean anything to you?  We aren't just old geeks, you know.  You are welcome youngins, for vinyl.   story

Principle in the type:  "A man walks down the street/He says why am I soft in the middle now/Why am I soft in the middle/The rest of my life is so hard/I need a photo-opportunity/I want a shot at redemption/Don't want to end up a cartoon/In a cartoon graveyard..."        You Can Call Me Al, Graceland album, Paul Simon















Friday, April 21, 2017

IS SOMETHING BURNING?




photo by Kristina Daley












Ladies (and gents?) watch your p's and q's around the curling iron!  Beauty is not a cake walk.  (Write that down.)   ~Happy weekend, ladies and gents.


                                    


Principal in the type:  "The only way to get through life is to laugh your way through it.  You either have to laugh or cry.  I prefer to laugh.   Crying gives me a headache."   Marjorie Pay Hinckley

















Wednesday, April 19, 2017

PUSH BUTTON




photo by Jacqui Brown



Butt dials never get old.   But never never butt dial the police, whilst preparing to commit a crime!   Or better yet do, as "a Bremerton, Washington woman did."   Gives the police a leg up.       story

Principle in the type:  "I am not a product of my circumstances.  I am a product of my decisions."   Stephen Covey











Saturday, April 15, 2017

Easter





photo by Steve Jurvetson




The Germans are to blame for the Easter bunny.  If you are even looking for someone to blame.  "Originally an 'Easter hare,' a buck-toothed bringer of chocolate to the kids that have behaved themselves was first mentioned in German literature in 1682." (story)    All in all, any tradition that ends or begins with chocolate, I decree as a keeper.  Enjoy!  Celebrate foremost, what Easter (click here lovies) really means to humanity.


Principle in the type:  "Ever since the sight of the empty tomb, the resurrection of Jesus Christ has brought hope."    David A. Edwards