(i kind of wanted to respond to this (just my thoughts about it is all) but i will take it here because i sometimes feel more comfortable in a thread marked "strange")
i think about that and tend to think the opposite? that generally speaking, a person is born spiritually alive (i hope i am not taking ridiculous liberties with the word "spiritually" as i am not talking about religion) but was saying, ...born spiritually alive, but (a mild way of stating it i suppose) surrounding circumstances, including (and perhaps compounded by?) religious dogma, can confuse and damage a person's "spirit" (how they view themselves and the world) ? also i am not fond of superstition. that is just what i think!

oh and about being silly...i am pretty sure i have said some pretty "silly" things at the strangest of times? perhaps leaving people scratching their heads in wonder?...i don't know!

I don't know. (scratching head).

I'm with you guys......I don't know either......

where is that hammer...i am going to fung schwee this space!

the first thing going is that two-way mirror!

observation booth my foot!!!

Your foot is an observation booth?!?

I always liked Superstition - that Stevie Wonder sure can write 'em. In fact that's almost my most favorite tune by him. Isn't She Lovely and Higher Ground are right in there too.

A one way mirror with no reflection - hmmm, reminds me of a tune whose title I cannot remember.

it is nearly that time of year again, the beginning of winter and along with it the winter solstice...when daylight begins to little by little hang around a bit longer!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55NIOaBbg04

these are some of the things i thought about as a kid...but they seemed to be full of "connotations"

That was beautiful, Agnes.

And guess who I saw tonight? I went out to the Strathmore, to the Mansion (small concert hall) to see Rick Franklin & the Delta Blues Boys, and there was Damian, a few people in front of me, in the line to get in.

I remember now - "This is the Way Love Is" is the title of the tune I couldn't remember the title too but now I can remember the title too.

Are connotations like annotations?

eileen... luckyyyyyy :)

ron, thanks for the name of that song...i sure didn't know what it was and was kind of curious!

I remember that song but I forget who does it. Some old Motown singer I think...

This one's mostly for Len, but I could see Arlo or Sarah Lee & Johnny singing this one, too:

http://ausiellofiles.ew.com/2009/12/10/ ... day-sings/

(The video is below the initial photograph.)

Great song Eileen, thanks. (And that's no lie of any color)......I think I'll learn it and try it out on my grandkids this weekend

Thanks Eileen. No doubt about it, the girl can sing.

pine top boogie!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r79_9p_VTFY

.....woogie