38 posts tagged dancingbear

Somewhere along the line I knew there’d be girls, visions, everything; somewhere along the line the pearl would be handed to me. – Jack Kerouac, On The Road So long, brother man. My best friend since we were four and five (Eric is the eldest) is preparing to leave on his annual pilgrimage to the

When: Weekday Mornings - 7 or 8 a.m. (changed with the seasons) What: Captain Kangaroo Where: CBS (WANE TV, Channel 15) I have never been a morning person. One show I wouldn't mind waking up for though, was Captain Kangaroo. I loved Mr. Green Jeans...I love when Mr.

By Sunday, I was done in. The combination of days treading through treacherous, treacly mud pits and an unballasted wallet left me walking like a sailor just back from the Horn, with a Odd swinging gait and a permanent list to windward. I was burned without and within by too much sun and too much fun and could in no way contemplate another day at Jazz Fest.

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“I told you I would be here. It was important that I came. I’m leaving but I’ll be back again. Will you be here?” — Shelton Alexander Terrence Blanchard. Requiem for Katrina. Tomorrow at Jazz Fest We will drown the bitch in beauty and flood the city with tears of joy.

I was supposed to meet Myke yesterday morning inside the Farmer's Market. I was going to stand by the doors throwing the goat \m/ so he'd recognize me from my profile pic. :-) Instead, as I was walking from the parking garage, I saw a cool look...

I was supposed to meet Myke yesterday morning inside the Farmer's Market.  I was going to stand by the doors throwing the goat \m/ so he'd recognize me from my profile pic.  :-)  Instead, as I was walking from the parking garage, I saw a cool looking guy wandering aimlessly on the streets of downtown

Many autumn leaves never fell of of some of the biggest trees in the State Office Campus last autumn. That changed with the high winds we've had in the past couple of days. This morning it looked like November when I left my house, there were b... Read and post comments | Send to a friend

Many autumn leaves never fell of of some of the biggest trees in the State Office Campus last autumn. That changed with the high winds we've had in the past couple of days.  This morning it looked like November when I left my house, there were brown leaves everywhere.  When I drove through the State

Once upon a time -- at least for a kid growing up in the Deep South with Jim Crow as the crazy-angry, crazy-hateful uncle in the attic -- television actually had the power, and the moral imagination, to point to a way out of madness.