Kirsten Dunst
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an unusual name for a band
- What's a 7 letter word with three "u"s in it?
- I don't know, but it must be unusual... so what's your band called, then?
- "Haddocks' Eyes"
- That's an unusual name for a band!
- No, that's its name. It's called "Haddock's Eyes", its name is "An unusual name for a band". Ask our manager...
(#1 James Thurber. Extra points for #2)
- I don't know, but it must be unusual... so what's your band called, then?
- "Haddocks' Eyes"
- That's an unusual name for a band!
- No, that's its name. It's called "Haddock's Eyes", its name is "An unusual name for a band". Ask our manager...
(#1 James Thurber. Extra points for #2)
~ Tuesday, December 22 ~
Ok, the kitty filter heuristics are beaten by Joni Mitchell (and the kitty)
oh, Joan <3
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~ Monday, December 21 ~
Memories… John Mayall toured Oz in 1972, and played at the Uni commencement ball. A day or so later he played an impromptu gig in the Uni’s Union Theatre (499 seater proscenium arch theater) after he and the band had spent the previous day in the Barossa Valley (wine growing district). They were all sunburnt, and very relaxed, and it was a very intimate concert. Keef Hartley unleashed an amazing drum solo… I saw the concert from the Bio box. In those days I had “Blues from Laurel Canyon” “The Turning Point” and “Empty Rooms” on heavy rotation…
kg13:
John Mayall performs Room to Move at the link.
There is so much memory in this voice and music for me that it sends those body shivers and drops me back in about 1970.
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Also: ROOM TO MOVE could almost be our theme song, eh Greg?
And one suitable for all Stumbler-to-Tumblers!
In the pathway of the sun,
In the footsteps of the breeze,
Where the world and sky are one,
He shall ride the silver seas,
He shall cut the glittering wave.
I shall sit at home, and rock;
Rise, to heed a neighbor’s knock;
Brew my tea, and snip my thread;
Bleach the linen for my bed.
They will call him brave.Dorothy Parker, Penelope
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Time is an eternity that stammers.
Umberto Eco, Baudolino,
bookncoffee:somethingturkish:via jessicadel:
Map of Constantinople by Florentine cartographer Cristoforo Buondelmonte. Prior to the Turkish conquest in 1453. Modern-day Istanbul, Turkey.
*** i love history, tumblr doesnt have to be all about pretty girls and fashion. duhh :)
You are right, completely!
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