Wake Up Little Susie: The Everly Brothers

Posted September 19, 2025 by katry
Categories: Video

Tossin’ and Turnin’: Bobby Lewis

Posted September 19, 2025 by katry
Categories: Video

Dreams: Fleetwood Mac

Posted September 19, 2025 by katry
Categories: Video

I’m Only Sleeping: The Beatles

Posted September 19, 2025 by katry
Categories: Video

”The sloth’s slumber is not laziness, but a symphony of rest.” 

Posted September 19, 2025 by katry
Categories: Musings

Today is a rest day. I again woke up quite late, let the dogs out, brewed a pot of coffee, had a couple of cups, read the newspaper and finished all the puzzles. By then it was close to 1:30. I decided not to write today as I have some things needing doing, but I figured I’d at least give you an update.

First, my leg is a bit better. I slept through the night and through the morning without waking up. I can walk pretty well, but I can’t bend over on my right side without some pain. It took a while to get my sock on my right foot. When I sit for a while, my leg does hurt when I get up, but all in all, it is better. This is week four of the three to five weeks the doctor told me it would take to heal. My nephew and my friend, both into sports medicine, gave me the same time line.

The floors of my house have dog hair everywhere, Henry hair, piles of it. They move when I walk by them. They need to be swept or vacuumed, but I’ll wait another couple of days. I admit I am being driven crazy by all that fur, but I’ll just have to dredge up some patience.

Today I am a sloth for all the right reasons.

“Music expresses that which cannot be said and on which it is impossible to be silent.”

Posted September 18, 2025 by katry
Categories: Just Because

For my second year in the Peace Corps, my parents gifted me with a cassette player, you know, like the ones we all had, rectangular with the cassette opening on the front bottom. I got to choose my music. The songs I’ve posted today are from four albums I chose. I don’t remember any other albums because I played these just about every night. Later, my sister sent me a cassette of songs she had recorded. Most of them were released when I was in Ghana so the music was new. I remember Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head was one of those. Patrick, another volunteer, got a cassette from his mother, the soundtrack of Easy Rider. This perplexed him as he didn’t have a cassette player, and he couldn’t imagine his mother had picked the album. He gave it to me.

The gift of music was the best gift I ever received.

Chelsea Morning: Joni Mitchell

Posted September 18, 2025 by katry
Categories: Video

Bridge Over Troubled Water: Simon and Garfunkel

Posted September 18, 2025 by katry
Categories: Video

Early Morning Rain: Peter, Paul and Mary

Posted September 18, 2025 by katry
Categories: Video

Our House: Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young

Posted September 18, 2025 by katry
Categories: Video