Welcome to my home =] I believe in a total hands on, learn as you go type of existance bcause you can't cultivate knowledge about new things without getting your hands dirty. So if you're willing to watch me stumble through the process then check back often. This site will always be a work in progress... sorta like me!
Where’s the Rain?
Whenever I hear the piano
I think of my Father & brother
Tears like rain begin to fall
Until my soul is quenched
Cleansed for awhile
I go about my life
Awaiting those sweet notes again
I stop to listen and remember………
Piano sparks the memories
Rain drowns the pain~By me =]
Peter, Paul, and Mary, the gentle Lefties of politics in the ’60s, well known for their strong songs like “If I had a Hammer”, “Puff the Magic Dragon,” and “Leavin’ on a Jet Plane”. Their wonderful folk music will always ring true to this flower girl so I’d like to dedicate my favorite song of theirs to beautiful Mary who passed away today at 72 years old… as we all continue singing against war and poverty and racism some 40+ years later… in her own voice, along with the two who loved her best…. R.I.P Mary
September 2009 marks the third anniversary of this blog aka my diary hidden in plain sight.
Exploring the links will tell you alot about what makes me purrrrr... I won't be putting up a BIO, you wouldn't believe me anyway. I will confess that words are a passion for me, thus the lyrics link, so I will be adding quotes or bits and pieces of songs that make my heart sing and you are welcome to take and use anything that moves you. I've probably swiped them from somewhere anyway... so enjoy.
Embrace this moment... Remember we are eternal... All this pain is an illusion.
"Let us be grateful to people who make us happy. They are the charming gardners who make our souls blossom"~Marcel Proust
“Grief shared is half grief. Joy shared is double.” ~ Proverb
"Blessed are the hearts that can bend; they shall never be broken."~Albert Camus
"A clear conscience is usually the sign of a bad memory."
"Smooth seas do not make skillful sailors."~African Proverb