September Songs was a month-long music blog. I wrote about the songs and performers who meant the most to me. Some may find it a little tweedy (heck, some people find
me a little tweedy!), but there were lots and lots of cool videos and maybe some interesting little things to read.
50 Words, 210 People was a nifty writing experiment, now completed, in which I wrote exactly fifty words a day about 210 different people who had touched my life in some way.
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Notes from the Dreamtime 
Painful. Simply painful.
Yes, isn’t it?
Herring on the … what?
Oh, I get it. Sorta.
Hope all is well.
GAH! That was fishy!
I think we should have a fishy sing-along. How about “Roe, Roe, Roe Your Boat,” “It Haddock Be You,” “Zing! Went the Strings of My Carp,” “Heart and Sole,” or, for a little Broadway, “I Cod Have Danced All Night,” “Kiss Me, Skate,” or “Clam Ev’ry Mountain”?
And, since everyone knows how much I love the music of Brecht and Weill, how about “Mackerel the Knife”?