The annual Famine Walk in County Mayo commemorates the death of hundreds of Irish peasants who died seeking emergency food supplies during the Great Hunger...
History, Memory, Technology: Marronage in Saint-Domingue (Haiti)...
The Republicans explain a financial crisis with politically correct dogma...
In the stacks: The Boston Public Library...
The Virginian and Hollywood's Old South...
PHOTO GALLERY
C&A Seafood: Hot Lunch Shrimp Crawfish...
Visions of corned beef danced in her head...
Art of the Poster: The Birds...
Fall free as old confetti...
FROM THE JUKEBOX
Emmylou and Dick Gaughan transcendant on "Wild Mountain Thyme"...
John Waugh explains why Hank Williams sang as well as Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, or anyone else for that matter...
Just A Song: "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down"...
Woke up this morning, had them Statesboro blues:
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Poor Calvin! I bet he had ulcers by the time he hit high school from worrying every December about what exactly Santa considered "good" or "bad".
It's about time somebody put ol' Hank up there with ol' Blue Eyes!
"Wake up Mama, turn your lamp down low!" Great wake-up music!
Gotta love the Bros.! Live at the Fillmore East, especially the deluxe edition remains the standard for live albums.
Calvin's tortured by absolutely convincing (to himself) rationalizations are classic.
Love the Boston Public Library pics
I will miss this blog so much, K! You have no idea!
Happy Holidays to you and yours!
K,
Nice site man.I enjoyed what you read about the Flat Tax. I'd kinda figured out most of it, in a general sense. Your explanation helped to flesh out my understanding.Thank you.
Good exchanging views with you at Leslie's, she's a wonderful woman and I sometimes exasperate her but she's always forgiving.
Thanks! When Steve Forbes raised the idea of a flat tax, my B.S. detector went off big time. I knew it had to be good for him, but sounded too good to be true for the rest of us.
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