Monthly Archives: September 2017

A Proud Artist

shows off his sticker art piece for Daddy and builds a Tinker Toy café for his two animal pals.

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Morning Musing

The dead fly on the bathroom floor by the vent. Where had he come from? And I remembered, this morning, turning on the heat for the first time this fall. Performing an inadvertent exit from the bowels of house inferno? … Continue reading

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Re-fresh

And so I awoke at long last in a Bill Evans’ world. Summer had come and gone: smoke, wind, crows and magpies. It was a more human space with leaves on the move. Overnight it had rained and I had … Continue reading

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Set List (played Monday at govt. barbecue luncheon)

Top half played on acoustic 6; bottom half on acoustic 12. “Islands in the Mind” is an original instrumental. I made one substitution, pulling  “Groovy Kind of Love”. Rest went over well. My first public gig since the Strathcona grad … Continue reading

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Chant for Pilgrims

(Castile, Spain) In the musty cloister corridors of Santo Domingo are the voices of the ages unexpectedly. Men without women. Men without guns. Men assured of purpose sublime. Re-gardless of time, untouched by war, chaos and the mad pursuit of … Continue reading

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Van Gogh Evening in Florence, Oregon

(photo by my daughter, reminiscent of van Gogh’s “Starry Night over the Rhine”, 1888)

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The Many Moods of Cannon Beach, Oregon

(photos by my daughter on her trip of a lifetime to see the total eclipse with her companion; I have been ‘blamed’ for showing them a leaflet for a lecture by their old prof, Professor Hube, which I picked up at the … Continue reading

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High-Tide at Haystack Rock

We walk in the mist: smudges of humanity on cold blue sand. Grey sky and water squeeze distant ships to thin black marks along a vanishing point. Ahead the monolith breaks surface– like a whale stitched with angry gulls. Whitecaps … Continue reading

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BTW/ The Average Canadian

pays 42.5% of income in taxes.

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Looking Back Yet Again

I have long had a unique, unconventional style and life-path. I have spent much of my life immersed in various multitudinous dreams of my own and others. For me, dreams have helped me to transcend the herding, pig-piling, and limited … Continue reading

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