Long time no posts- December 31, 2006 It's embarrassing when you can't remember your password to log in. Thanks to Traveler as usual for the excellent posts and keeping this blog afloat. I am stuck in a year of classes for a 2nd masters--a circumstance to which I think Traveler can relate. Life is busy--surprise. Reading here with enjoyment at least.http://othering.blogspot.com/2006/12/long-time-no-posts.html Sean's song on National Public Radio Website- December 31, 2006 Hi All: I thought I'd mention this: National Public Radio's website hosts a program called Open Mic, for unsigned acts. On January 2nd, 2007, my song A Nation of One will be the featured song at this link: NPR Open Mic Or: http:www.npr.orgtemplatestopicstopic.phptopicid=1094 The song, a few pictures, and a short biography and song explanation will be featured along with a link to thehttp://othering.blogspot.com/2006/12/seans-song-on-national-public-radio.html Back in Ireland- December 5, 2006 I was just able, for the first time, to access and listen to the music that Borderliner has on the web. It is good stuff, and I think he should be doing more of it, or at least sharing more of it. Of course I love them all, but I found the most poignant to be Back in Ireland. It speaks to the same emotion I have every time I go or come. Recently too, I have taken a job that keeps me bound tohttp://othering.blogspot.com/2006/12/back-in-ireland.html Mojo- December 5, 2006 My daughter asked me yesterday, "Dad, what's mojo mean" I told her to ask her mother, but her mother didn't know. When the daughter said this, I nearly fell off the couch. I explained to the daughter that Mojo is an Americanization of the Akan idea of Moja, usually spelled Modwa, which is the literal word for blood. The idea of modwa is that each individual has a unique spiritual dimensionhttp://othering.blogspot.com/2006/12/mojo.html |