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Steamboat Lounge’s Oyster Fest February 2022 – Midtown
There was a couple at our table that had all their tools and spices with them. Evidently in previous years, there wasn’t enough supply for all the crowds. We talked with folks that have been coming to this festival for many years just for the goods. Who knew? Not me, I don’t eat oysters. I’m here for the shrimp, the company, and the music! Jive revival was rocking it early. If I had been doing music, I think they could have gone for a longer set and further into the afternoon. However, I might be partial to this band in particular. Here’s to all the places that we weren’t able…
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Birthday Live Music
Two different nights at Eddie’s Attic. It was a lovely weekend of amazing artists and crowd interactions. This is my favorite venue. It’s so exciting to see it snap right back. The sound and the vibe is like medicine. We are going to be ok! The joy of discovering amazing artists and hearing their stories. We don’t need cover songs, we need your songs!
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Outside air, Big Trees
Spring is started here… All those projects that require cooler weather, your priority just got moved up! These are the days. I feel energy returning and thrive is on the way with the spring time air. Our world has been upside down for two years. Much journeyed through, now on to the next! Savannah beckons. That backyard beckons. Projects that beckon too. More work than time? Maybe not. It’s funny how we think we need to do things and then the wrinkles smooth out and we don’t. There are weddings on the horizon, warm weather and much to look forward to! Live music be mine! And if you dare read…
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Bend and Soften
Brains, Advocates, vacations Hearts that mend When we bend and soften Get to the loft or you’ll be lost Hold on fast and don’t be chaste The time is now for single wow Make your vow and allow This who wish to be a dish And insist on a new creation A stair step to higher ground That will turn your frown With utmost care and to be fair You may need another lair Or just six more layers Blocks and chains and thistle To wet your glorious whistle With steep brewed coffee And comfort sweet heath toffee Get the walls up. The foundation is laid. The colors in spade…
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What are the Odds? – Poem and Reading
“What are the Odd’s?” It’s not fodder Don’t listen to the old tapes It’s time to scrape them out Once the [blue] spot is spotted Get out the broom before The loon’s set in To tell their opinion Spinning, Spinning to circle back To old tapes, new vibe If you let them “But what if they world was different?” “How do we set our imaginations to see?” Can we follow the bees To the hive where the secrets are kept? Have you slept through the lessons Of Science? The price of their lives Is ours and vice versa. Water the people so they will know. Fire, wind, rain, [drought] Time…
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Experiment – Harp – Listen and comment
It’s a lyre 10 string…and it’s tin sounding because it’s not the best mic… but. It’s what gina’s doing tonight. I’ll move to the other room next time or drag equipment in. Give a yell if you like it.
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How did your week go? LIVE SHOWS !!!
In between projects, I’ve been seeing a few shows… What a privilege to get out of the house and be with people. I’m still trying to navigate Mask rules. When you aren’t with a drink in your hand, wear the thing! But I shook hands and threatened to hug folks this week… Darlin’ Cory Songs at Colony Square September 7, 2021 Opening Night: Darlin’ Cory September 8, 2021 Alliance Theatre This production was absolutely spectacular! The songs are catchy. I sure hope that more of them will be released. These singers are amazing! The reverb in the theatre walls translates as one voice. The gorgeous beige swirling balcony art was…
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Razor’s Edge
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What if – Hands
Gratitude. What if we could help others like that?
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Repost: A little lesson on Spam
Posted on November 15, 2012 by reginaholt This is a partial quote from the spam comment folder from a couple of days that caught my eye. …but I am not sure that your terrific job is clearly identified. I did a double take. Criticism goes to the spam folder now? HA! The words were so strange to me that I had to read it a couple of times to really let that sink in. On the third time I noticed that what it REALLY said was: …but I am sure that your terrific job is clearly identified. Ok NOW it sounds a lot more like spam. I inserted <not> into the sentence. This is only…
