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Author Archives: Kelly Sedinger
Recent Adventures
After a hectic (and sick!) couple of weeks at Casa Jaquandor, things are starting to finally settle out a bit! Work at The Store has been going through a crazy patch, but that’s starting to die down at last, and … Continue reading
Something for Thursday
A wonderfully ethereal rendition of one of my favorite classic romance songs, “A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square”.
Tapping the Microphone
Oh look, somebody left a blog here. Yes, folks, it’s been the usual set of reasons for low posting here: focus on getting edits done on a book, plus some very busy days at work owing to an important event … Continue reading
Bad Joke Friday
This is a real sign, by the way! It belongs to Ipswich Lumber and Hardware in Ipswich, South Dakota.
Something for Thursday
I’ve never been a big Fleetwood Mac fan. I have nothing against them, and I tend to like their songs, but for one reason or another I’ve never really heard much of them beyond their biggest hits, like “Don’t Stop … Continue reading
Tone Poem Tuesday
As a composer, Leonard Bernstein is almost certainly best known for having written the score to the classic musical West Side Story (a remake of which is now being shot by Steven Spielberg, interestingly enough–at this point just about the … Continue reading
Scenes from the Faire
A couple weekends ago, The Wife and I attended the Sterling Renaissance Festival. Here’s a bit of photographic rundown of this year’s edition of the Fair. (Her Majesty, the Queen) (Her Majesty, the Queen, with Royal suitor.) (This fellow read … Continue reading
Something for Thursday
Yup, still quite busy. Lots of reading and writing. Here’s Harry Belafonte:
Tone Poem Tuesday
Gustav Holst is known almost exclusively these days for The Planets and his two Suites for Military Band, but he wrote a great deal of fine and interesting music beyond his couple of war-horses. Today’s selection is one of those … Continue reading
Memories of Lester
Lester, one of our two cats, died last week. He started to seem a bit not-quite-himself last weekend, and we kept an eye on him. Then on Monday morning we couldn’t find him anywhere in the house. He eventually turned … Continue reading