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learnteach) wrote2008-09-18 11:06 pm
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The Parting Glass
I'm a lucky man. I have many friends of excellent quality. Some have gone from here, and there's many I have yet to meet and make friends.
Sometimes I look forward, and sometimes I look back, and sometimes I just look around. Better than looking down all the time. Right now lots of family stuff is washing around, and changes in the air--nothing real yet--and other changes desired or not. Persevering is the main key.
Speaking of in-key friends, one who'se gone I've been reminded of the last three weekends--first by dancing at a venue she used to play at with a relative of hers, then by meeting a young fun fiddler who had a slight air of hers (she's really very different, in many ways, but there was a sparkle in her eye) and finally by some foodie moments recently, related to motorcycle riding. Really, it's amazing that Leigh Ann hasn't been in my mind more. She was a catalyst for me to many adventures and art, and I was an inspiration to her and a doorway to a degree.
But anyway, some of her music's back on the web. Go check it out, it's fun:
http://motogrrl.org/Bands/annwn/
I'm going to go raise a parting glass to her right now--right after I finish this new salsa recipe I'm testing, and check for tire prices for the bike.
Sometimes I look forward, and sometimes I look back, and sometimes I just look around. Better than looking down all the time. Right now lots of family stuff is washing around, and changes in the air--nothing real yet--and other changes desired or not. Persevering is the main key.
Speaking of in-key friends, one who'se gone I've been reminded of the last three weekends--first by dancing at a venue she used to play at with a relative of hers, then by meeting a young fun fiddler who had a slight air of hers (she's really very different, in many ways, but there was a sparkle in her eye) and finally by some foodie moments recently, related to motorcycle riding. Really, it's amazing that Leigh Ann hasn't been in my mind more. She was a catalyst for me to many adventures and art, and I was an inspiration to her and a doorway to a degree.
But anyway, some of her music's back on the web. Go check it out, it's fun:
http://motogrrl.org/Bands/annwn/
I'm going to go raise a parting glass to her right now--right after I finish this new salsa recipe I'm testing, and check for tire prices for the bike.
Slainte!
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If I had another penny,
I would have the piper play
the Bonny Lass of Byker's Hill.
(No, that's not the original lyrics, yes, I'm free form thinking of her, yes, I'm a cheap drunk these days, ye, I need to get out and sing, drunkenly. Wheee!)
Re: If I had another penny,
I was reminded recently of the time near Xmas that you, me, Rustmon and LeighAnn went to GG Park, did museums, then rented a boat on that little lake, and you three found the acoustics under the bridges to be so excellent. It was magical.
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I did not know you know Leigh Ann.
I am not totally surprised by this though. She moved through many circles. Just superimposing the circles I know you through and moving the circles I knew Leigh Ann through together makes for a small reality shift for me. :)
BTW; thought you were bringing the GS in for the leaky brakes?
Brad
Oh yeah,
Stopped leaking, pressure on cables OK, no obvious signs. Pressure on wallet bad right now. Perhaps later...
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I am an idiot.
Re: I am an idiot.