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- While we wait for coffee to do its thing… April 12, 2026
- Splashdown!!! April 10, 2026
- Something for Thursday April 9, 2026
- Wanna know all the books I bought in 2025? Sure you do! April 8, 2026
- Tuesday Tones April 7, 2026
- Enjoy the southern skies, M’lord! April 6, 2026
- Sunday Quiz Time!!! April 5, 2026
- Argleblargle April 2, 2026
- Some random Friday thoughts March 27, 2026
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Author Archives: Kelly Sedinger
In memory of those who paid
An annual repost. Know, all who see these lines, That this man, by his appetite for honor, By his steadfastness, By his love for his country, By his courage, Was one of the miracles of the God. — Guy Gavriel … Continue reading
Symphony Saturday
I don’t have a new work to post here (listening time was hard to come by this week), so I’ll revisit something old. Here’s one of the very greatest symphonies of all time, Beethoven’s Symphony No. 7 in A Major. … Continue reading
Bad Joke Friday (40 years of STAR WARS edition)
Enjoy. Or not. (I did.)
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“The stars always exact a price”: AMONGST THE STARS is out!!!
What are you waiting for? The book is available now! Find out what happens next in the saga of Princesses Tariana and Margeth and their trusty pilot, Lt. Rasharri! Details at ForgottenStars.net!
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The Force will be with you always: STAR WARS at 40
I didn’t see Star Wars on opening day. In truth I don’t even remember exactly when I saw it, but it was later in the summer of 1977. We had just moved from Wisconsin to Oregon, and in that time … Continue reading
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Something for Thursday (40 years of STAR WARS edition)
A longer post about Star Wars is forthcoming later today, but for now, let’s let John Williams (and Michael Giacchino) show the way! Happy birthday, Star Wars!
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One More Dawn…One More Day…ONE DAY MORE!!!
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Nobody Did It Better: Thank You, Sir Roger Moore
Sir Roger Moore has died. I’ve loved all the James Bonds, to be honest. My favorite is George Lazenby, but I appreciate each and every actor who has played the part. There is a special place in my heart for … Continue reading
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Tone Poem Tuesday
I’ve featured this before, of course, because Alexander Borodin is a relatively newly-discovered favorite composer of mine. But I find myself returning to this work often, not only because of its beauty but because of its depiction of two groups … Continue reading



