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Europe
Today is going to be one of those confusing empty nester kind of days that I do so love to write about. Ugh. Bellana is going to Europe for the next semester. She’s in a study abroad program. It’s going to be an epic experience for her even though it will be lessened quite a bit by our ol’ pal Covid. I am very excited for her, obviously. As a former career college student I must say that I am a…
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Empty Nest
Walking through his childhood home with his new girlfriend, Vanessa, Chuck was showing her everything. It was a very welcoming home.
“Your parents are super nice and supportive, don’t they miss you living here?”
Chuck opened a door to a room saying, “They got over it.”
The room inside was devoted to their dog; pictures on the wall, bed spread with the dog’s face, toys in a bin, the dog’s image was everywhere.
“This use to be my room,” Dan said.
For episode #41 of 'Tell Me About Your Song', I talked to Marci Geller about her song 'Day Without The Kids', from her album "Open Book". It was recorded at the Northeast Regional Folk Alliance conference.
In our discussion, we mentioned poet and Meridian Anthology of Contermporary Poetry editor Phyliss L. Geller.
The recording of 'Day Without The Kids' included in this episode includes the following personnel:
Marci Geller: piano and vocals
Brian Dunne: drums
Jack Knight: bass
James Maddock: backing vocals
David Warner Cook: guitar
You can buy Marci Geller's albums on her website, where you can also find out about her upcoming shows, sign up for her mailing list, and see her videos. She's also on facebook, twitter, and instagram.
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Painting my new studio today! I am really excited to have a place all my own to try out new things.
