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Monthly Archives: February 2021
Time Travel Treasure Trove
My old buddy, Marty, just sent a package out of the blue. You can always expect some t-shirts to randomly arrive since Marty’s been making ’em by the thousands for SF Bay Area bands, companies, and events since the late … Continue reading
3 Livestreams This Weekend
This is a blatant plug for 3 livestreams this weekend that feature some of our favorite musicians, 1 for free, 2 that require payment — that we will gladly pony up for these folks. The fun starts Friday night and … Continue reading
Posted in music, performances
Tagged Beat Root Revival, Ben Jones, David Wilcox, Sara Hickman
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Farewell to Lawrence Ferlinghetti
The legendary Lawrence Ferlinghetti died yesterday, leaving a legacy of literacy and poetry and, of course, San Francisco’s pioneering City Lights bookstore. Aged 101, he loomed large in the city he loved, and his light shone like a beacon of … Continue reading
Posted in books, creativity, poetry, writing
Tagged City Lights, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, The Nose of Sisyhphus
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Dangers & Benefits of Laziness
It’s been several days since I last posted anything here. I have the perfect excuse, though — I’m lazy. Lazy enough that this is all you get from me today. “Hard work pays off in time.Laziness pays off immediately.” That’s … Continue reading
Posted in doodle
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Hunkered in the Bunker
We’re already mostly homebound here, both by choice and by continued pandemic safety precautions, but today and tomorrow’s wintry blast is hitting us hard, even here in Cañon City, the Climate Capital of Colorado. We’re warmer (by degrees) than our … Continue reading
Gran Massey Remembers…
I’ve posted scores of excerpts from my grandfather’s memoirs here, including a lengthy section called “Pappa’s Childhood ” that my mom edited. He wrote so prolifically (sometimes repetitively) about his life, I will be harvesting fragments to share here for … Continue reading
Posted in Family, G.M.C. Massey
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Daily Doin’s & Dormant Habits
Our prolonged pandemic puts everybody’s daily schedule in semi-permanent shake-up mode. It’s forever Blursday, the 85th of Whenever. Mind you, being retired, that pretty much describes every day for me, and that isn’t even that much of a change from … Continue reading
Posted in doodle, music, writing
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In Others’ Words…
From sharing my grandfather’s memoirs to poetry by Vassar Miller and Joanie Whitebird to the lyrics of Will T. Massey, I sometimes lean on the words of others for this blog. Today’s version of that is a series of quotes. … Continue reading
Posted in links, quotes
Tagged Carl Jung, D.H. Lawrence, John Muir, Jorge Luis Borges, Oscar Wilde, Rudyard Kipling, Winston Churchill
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