RIP

It is with a heavy heart that I that I deliver the news that my beloved cat Tabby passed this afternoon.



Being that she was adopted, I'm not certain of her age but estimate her to have lived 14-16 years.



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Tabby was a small, unique, intelligent cat. She was very affectionate, but she was spunky and could also be a real bitch sometimes.

She preferred the company of my dog Klara to that of the home's other cats.

Death is an angel sent down from above

Sent for the flowers and the lilies we love
Surely it's so, for in heaven's own way
The soul is a flower of the Master's bouquet

Chorus
Gathering flowers for the Master's bouquet
Beautiful flowers that will never decay
Gathered by angels and carried away
Forever to bloom in the Master's bouquet

We must be faithful till life's work is done
Blooming away in the warmth of the sun
But every bud and each blossom some day
Will bloom as a flower in the Master's bouquet

For her,

Any Colour You Like

Richard Wright, keyboardist and founding member of the band Pink Floyd, was born 67 years ago today.
Sadly, Wright died of an undisclosed form of cancer in his home in the UK on 15 September 2008.

Below is Pink Floyd playing the song "Any Colour You Like" (from their Dark Side Of The Moon album) recorded live at the Boston Garden on June 18, 1975.

Liberals, The Early Years:

Some Recent Photos

I Did Not Vote For OBAMAO

(click the photo)

DAVIES & DICKENS

Ray Davies of The Kinks is an English rock ‘n’ roller while Charles Dickens was a writer from the Victorian era. Yet, according to Bill Glahn, editor of Live! Music Review, a case could probably be made that Ray Davies is the Charles Dickens of rock ‘n’ roll.

An interesting comparison of two of Britain's greatest writers.

Via (bigO)

Wave That Flag

Wave It Wide And HIGH!!!



HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY!