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Kick Tush Tuesday: Love is the Greatest Refreshment
Date: 02/12/2013
Love is the greatest refreshment in life. ~ Pablo Picasso Greetings Tushkateers! OMG! OMG! OMG! St. Valentine's Day is a mere two sleeps away (two days in grown-up talk); the official day of love. Romantic love, primarily. But for me (and hopefully for you, too), Valentine's Day connects me to a day that dates back to elementary school, to remembrances of glitter and ...
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Living Slowly
Date: 02/05/2013
Ever listen to a CD by musicians who were not on your radar screen and find yourself entranced by its charm? The entire recording by an unusually named group; Helen's Funeral Band feels like a caress. Combine the silky voiced sounds reminiscent of Aaron Neville, the keyboard of Van Morrison and the tonings of Bobby McFerrin and Living Slowly is what you get. Michael Slattery's classically ...
