A CERTAIN WAY OF BREATHING
Holy cow, Boogie Woogie Flu is at it again, this time with a priceless post in celebration of Bob Dylan's birthday tomorrow. He's got some great Dylan covers of tunes by Hank Williams, Johnny Cash, Hank Snow, Jimmie Rodgers, John Lee Hooker and others posted alongside the original versions. Dylan-heads, get thee over there immediately. An aside: BWF has really got to be one of my favorite blogs right now. Every post is a schooling in pop music history, and I get a rare pleasure out of listening
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The authors of SKINNY BITCH and SKINNY BITCH IN THE KITCH, Rory Freedman and Kim Barnouin, were on Ellen today, keeping it light and never mentioning the word vegetarian or the word vegan, and I believe the word animal was mentioned once, in list of items the authors now care about. It was fascinating from a marketing and public relations perspective, as if you don't know what the book is about, you still don't know by the end of the interview, but your interest might be piqued. The segment was
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In a good place. Part 1 Story contd. Nothing is miserable unless you think it so; Conversely, every lot is happy if you are content with it Boethius, Anicius Manlius Severinus I had much to be thankful for. All the family were well and healthy William and I were getting accustomed to seeing less of the boys and appreciating our extra freedom and we both enjoyed our individual occupations – his important job in the city and my successful emporium. For leisure William could go sa
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President Lee Myung-bak has apologized for his government’s “lack in efforts to sound out public opinion” and “negligence in carefully reading the public’s mind” concerning US beef. He also noted, however, his disappointment concerning the rumor-mongering that took place: But, to be honest, the Government was baffled by the spread of unfounded rumors about mad cow disease. Among other things, my heart ached when I saw even young students come out to stage candlelight vigils at the very Cheong
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Hey everyone!! It's back to normal around here, boo! Vacation was great and I'm working on sorting through the nearly 2,000 vacay pics we took to narrow down a few to throw into a slide show. Wisconsin was great, and so was the upper peninsula of Michigan and also the Eastern part of Iowa. It was CHILLY though! The first two days were perfect in the lower 70's, but then a cold front came through and it was in the upper 40's where we were most of Sunday and then into the 50's the rest of our time
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Holy cow, Boogie Woogie Flu is at it again, this time with a priceless post in celebration of Bob Dylan's birthday tomorrow. He's got some great Dylan covers of tunes by Hank Williams, Johnny Cash, Hank Snow, Jimmie Rodgers, John Lee Hooker and others posted alongside the original versions. Dylan-heads, get thee over there immediately. An aside: BWF has really got to be one of my favorite blogs right now. Every post is a schooling in pop music history, and I get a rare pleasure out of listening read
The authors of SKINNY BITCH and SKINNY BITCH IN THE KITCH, Rory Freedman and Kim Barnouin, were on Ellen today, keeping it light and never mentioning the word vegetarian or the word vegan, and I believe the word animal was mentioned once, in list of items the authors now care about. It was fascinating from a marketing and public relations perspective, as if you don't know what the book is about, you still don't know by the end of the interview, but your interest might be piqued. The segment was read
In a good place. Part 1 Story contd. Nothing is miserable unless you think it so; Conversely, every lot is happy if you are content with it Boethius, Anicius Manlius Severinus I had much to be thankful for. All the family were well and healthy William and I were getting accustomed to seeing less of the boys and appreciating our extra freedom and we both enjoyed our individual occupations – his important job in the city and my successful emporium. For leisure William could go sa read
President Lee Myung-bak has apologized for his government’s “lack in efforts to sound out public opinion” and “negligence in carefully reading the public’s mind” concerning US beef. He also noted, however, his disappointment concerning the rumor-mongering that took place: But, to be honest, the Government was baffled by the spread of unfounded rumors about mad cow disease. Among other things, my heart ached when I saw even young students come out to stage candlelight vigils at the very Cheong read
Hey everyone!! It's back to normal around here, boo! Vacation was great and I'm working on sorting through the nearly 2,000 vacay pics we took to narrow down a few to throw into a slide show. Wisconsin was great, and so was the upper peninsula of Michigan and also the Eastern part of Iowa. It was CHILLY though! The first two days were perfect in the lower 70's, but then a cold front came through and it was in the upper 40's where we were most of Sunday and then into the 50's the rest of our time read
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