Do You Remember? What is it about this music? Gaelic folk songs tend to touch our hearts and make our spirits soar. Even when the meaning of the words is unknown, the singer and the song resonate deep inside the misty corridors of our cells. Close your eyes and listen. What images do you… Continue reading Vintage Friday: Gaelic Song
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Vintage Friday: Words of Wisdom 500 BCE
When one sees eternity in things that pass away and infinity in finite things, then one has pure knowledge. ~Bhagavad Gita What do you think of these ancient words from Hindu scripture, spoken by Krishna? Cheers & Happy Reading! Flossie Benton Rogers, Conjuring the Magic with Paranormal Romance
Vintage Friday: It’s Your Music 1966
As a girl I waited tables in my mother’s restaurant situated near a crossing of the Withlacoochee River. Besides tips and people watching, one of my favorite pastimes was playing the juke box. The Irish Rovers’ music made my Celtic heart sing. Do you remember their song, The Unicorn? Shel Silverstein wrote the lyrics a… Continue reading Vintage Friday: It’s Your Music 1966
Vintage Friday: It’s Your Music 1963
Just last week I found out the world lost 1960s singer Lesley Gore on February 16, 2015. I don’t know how I missed her passing, but February is usually a tough month for me from the standpoint of sinus / throat health. I may have been “out of it.” Her songs were an important part… Continue reading Vintage Friday: It’s Your Music 1963
Vintage Friday: It’s Your Music 1962
The Gypsy Rover has been a favorite song of mine for many years. I used to have a 45 I played over and over. On You Tube is a version featuring the fine sounds of the Irish band The Clancy Brothers and compiled by FairyBeliever16. Enjoy this frolicking folk tune! I bet you’ll be humming it the… Continue reading Vintage Friday: It’s Your Music 1962
Vintage Friday: Devil’s Food Cake 1967
Welcome to the party! Do you have a special birthday celebration that you remember especially fondly? Family and friends are what make it special. Please join me in celebrating my birthday with a tasty devil’s food cake and soulful ballad, not to mention some heart felt, blessed memories. I’m so pleased to have you here… Continue reading Vintage Friday: Devil’s Food Cake 1967
Vintage Friday: Pumpkin Cookies 1959
In the frenzy of everyday life, do you enjoy making time for special holiday activities? Maybe crocheting handmade gifts or baking batches of delicious, aromatic cookies for the whole family to appreciate? I do. I find it’s the perfect time to deviate from the usual busy bustle and partake of pursuits that feed our souls… Continue reading Vintage Friday: Pumpkin Cookies 1959
Vintage Friday: Drop the Handkerchief
Reposted Miss Vi recently celebrated her 85th birthday. I remembered this post I wrote in January 2014 and wanted to share it again, with minor edits: For Christmas I decided to buy a set of pretty handkerchiefs for Miss Viola, the mother of a friend of mine. Miss Vi calls me her “other daughter,” and that’s a good… Continue reading Vintage Friday: Drop the Handkerchief
Vintage Friday: It’s Your Music 1961
A cheating woman, heartbroken man, final love note, and raging river — the combination makes for a wonderfully mournful tune. I picked a river song to match yesterday’s feature of Guardian of the Deep on the Paranormal Romance Thursday Tour, since a river is a player in that book. This 1961 song is one of… Continue reading Vintage Friday: It’s Your Music 1961
Vintage Friday: Route 66 – 1960
One of my favorite television shows as a young child was the iconic drama, Route 66. George Maharis played edgy, street smart Buz Murdock, and Martin Milner the easier going, Yale educated Tod Stiles. The two sped down Route 66 in a corvette and filmed episodes on location. In each segment they became embroiled in… Continue reading Vintage Friday: Route 66 – 1960