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Author Archives: Kelly Sedinger
Something for Thursday
For John Lewis. Also read Lewis’s final testimony, an op-ed that ran in the New York Times just today.
Tone Poem Tuesday
You may remember a hilarious sketch comedy show from the 2000s called Key and Peele; and if you do, then you likely know that Jordan Peele, one half of the comedy duo from that show, has gone on to an … Continue reading
Not even a pandemic can stop summer!
True, the pandemic has put the kibosh on a lot of things we normally do this time of year: no trip to the Sterlink Renaissance Festival for us, nor will there be an Erie County Fair. But we still eat … Continue reading
Something for Thursday (Friday edition)
Yeah, the usual disclaimer: a busy week full of activity has led to a day’s delay. I don’t have a great deal to say about this song, so just listen to it. This is one of those songs that takes … Continue reading
RIP, Pizza Hut
Every Pizza Hut restaurant in Western New York has permanently closed. I’m not going to pretend that this is a loss, except in the sense that this is a few hundred jobs down the drain. I worked for Pizza Hut … Continue reading
Tone Poem Tuesday
Ulysses Kay was a Black composer who lived from 1917 to 1995. Born in Tucson to parents who encouraged music-making in the home, Kay went on to study music at the University of Arizona and the Eastman School of Music, … Continue reading
Hot!
This has turned into a hot, dry summer in Buffalo Niagara. Even the streams at Chestnut Ridge, up in the wooded hills, are beginning to dry up. I’m not nearly as bad about hot weather as I once was, ten … Continue reading
Something for Thursday
I have to admit something: it took me years to warm back up to this song, after a college professor ruined it for me. She used a cover of it as the background song to a video she had put together … Continue reading