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I don't want to sell anything, buy anything, or process anything as a career. I don't want to sell anything bought or processed, or buy anything sold or processed, or process anything sold, bought, or processed, or repair anything sold, bought, or processed. You know, as a career, I don't want to do that.
About Me
Blogs I Like to Read
- Amy's Very Cool Homeschooling Family
- Ann Douglas
- Blogging Baby
- David Rhoden
- Domestic Psychology
- First Impressionist
- Jonathan Hickman
- Lemuria Books
- Mamas Ink
- Marrit Ingman
- Martini Made
- Meagan Francis
- Mo's Journal
- Remembering Ward
- Suburban Turmoil
- The Vol Abroad
- This Woman's Work
- Women's Health News
- Zygote Daddy
Good Stuff on Being a Parent/Family Life
Books I"ve written/contributed to
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October
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- Deep thoughts from Kenny Chesney on the end of his...
- ward's birthday
- currently on my nightstand...
- You should go see...
- baby porcupines
- Historic preservation in Knoxville is an issue nea...
- There are people in your life with whom you have b...
- pony medals
- parents behaving badly
- ???
- funny jane
- Last night I watched...
- An Ode to T.J. Maxx
- This is my lovely cousin Julie, last Saturday, hel...
- Check it out: we feminists have more fun
- This morning was one where we could have used an a...
- would that it were true...
- Lately I've been getting a lot of e-mails from peo...
- Today I am finishing up an op-ed piece for a major...
- christopher walken for president
- freezing
- elizabethtown
- good show
- carl snow band
- My son is 14...
- henrybday3 Originally uploaded by kgranju.
- henrybday4 Originally uploaded by kgranju.
- He tolerates me... ;-)
- Good Music Tonight
- hardly working
- One 30 year veteran of the Seattle police force sa...
- leftists
- I don't have access to my mother to make me feel b...
- Isn't it funny that even at age 38, when I don't f...
- new liz phair - a review
- solo
- ask the city council candidates...
- today i'm listening to...
- need a new job?
- infant formula
- It was a fabulous weekend in Bell Buckle. Best wea...
- no more...
- on new orleans
- new liz phair
- I am taking my children to Bell Buckle this weeken...
- katehate
- apropos of my post below about feeling overwhelmed...
- My friend Dawn on two kinds of men you should avoi...
- redneck culture
- Some weeks, I feel like I am doing a pretty good j...
- sleep sharing
- aap on SIDS prevention
- Interesting stuff from the Memphis Commercial Appe...
- smurfs: antiwar activists
- parental notification
- wal-mart, secret service adjunct
- latest on baby ward's playground
- prisons of wayne
- Dr. Jay, superfriend
- harriet miers
- listening to this morning...
- Photos from last weekend's horse show
- write that novel
- remember the v-roys
- mamasink, new and improved
- paging julie f.
- bill frist's problem
- exchange with children
- I hate to cook. One of the reasons I hate cooking ...
- today i'm gonna listen to...
- porn for anorexics
- tom cruise's worst nightmare
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4 comments:
Inlitterati lumen fidei
Saw them in Asheville Friday night and it was amazing. And it gave me a new appreciation for that album - I wasn't all that fond of it before Friday, but hearing a lot of it live made me like the songs more. He sang Hummingbird to a 6-year-old in the audience who requested it - she was sitting on her father's shoulders - for the second half of it, he jumped down off the stage and went to where they were and sang it directly to the little girl. The look on her face as she sang along with him was absolutely priceless. It was one of the coolest moments at a rock concert I have ever witnessed.
Hey Maggie Pa - saw the concert, too, and "Hummingbird" was indeed quite an amazing moment. When they're at their best, there's not a band in the world that can touch them.
MP-
It's moments just like those that make the cost of concert tickets and fighting the hellified crowds all worthwhile.
Kind of like Michael Stipe reading "Knoxvile: Summer 1915" to the crowd at Thompson-Boling back in '96.
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