Project 366: Day 359 A Christmas Wish

Today’s photo is not a photo but a series of photos put to music. For the past several weeks, Joe and Charlie have been listening to “A Christmas Together, John Denver and the Muppets“. Even if you don’t celebrate Christmas, I recommend you purchase this CD. Every song on the CD is full of delight, right down to the song “We wish you a Merry Christmas” and the verse, “Now bring us some figgy pudding”, which Ms. Piggy hears as “bring us some piggy pudding”. Good times, readers. I promise.

I hope you enjoy this song, “A Christmas Wish”, sung by Kermit the Frog. The sentiment has no boundaries, and it is my wish to you. Because I believe a big part of Christmas is love, I wish you, regardless of your background and/or belief, a merry Christmas.

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Project 366: Day 357 A Night Out

These pictures are a day late (and cell phone quality). My apologies. Rob and I enjoyed a night out listening to live music performed by David Ryan Harris and Michael Tolcher.  These guys played at the Red Clay Theater, owned by Eddie Owen of Eddie Owen Presents. If you come to Atlanta, you need to make the drive North to Duluth, and enjoy some live music at the Red Clay Tavern. If you’re lucky, you’ll be in town at the same time David and Michael are in town.

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Project 366: Day 92

As is typical for me, I’m taking this day off; yes, even on this first day in April, also known as April Fools Day, I am taking the day off.

Today is my day to simply breathe and give thanks for all I have.

While I enjoy my day of rest, I hope you’ll enjoy this song bird, which serenaded me while I was visiting the Oakland Cemetery. I hope you’ll give thanks for all you have, too. Continue reading “Project 366: Day 92”