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Bob Seger - Brand New Morning
Eva Cassidy - Over The Rainbow
Eva Cassidy - Fields of Gold
Eva Cassidy - Over The Rainbow
Eva Cassidy - Fields of Gold

know that feeling, mah brah. when you do the thankless work of making sure the peeps always have sumna hold on to, you have great fear of blowing all of it by being away that one time. i left the house for 12 hrs to attend a Xmas thang and felt like a revenant.I'm glad I started this thread. I need to do a trauma dump and I'm tired of bringing down the GMTAN thread.
My sister was diagnosed with vulva cancer last year. She just went through radiation and chemo this fall and things looked really good in the December followup. Now its already back, new growths and revived growths thought eradicated. She quit drinking a few years back and tried to quit the pain meds too early. Imagine if someone shot radiation between you legs for six weeks. Just destroyed her up in there and not much left to work with. Probably another round of chemo. I am so sad for her. I need to get back up to Boston and be with her, but
My mom and dad are both on hospice. Both have pretty much lost most of their minds. My dad sits and moans with each breath and my mom pretty much sleeps in her chair with her head hanging uncomfortably to one side. I want to do something for them, but not much I can do. I go by and see the every day or two and usually bring them their favorite fast foods. They still remember me and when I do not come.
I'm really reluctant to leave them even though I really feel I need to go see my sis.
sorry cos, that's so very tough. We enjoyed their company when we were there.I'm glad I started this thread. I need to do a trauma dump and I'm tired of bringing down the GMTAN thread.
My sister was diagnosed with vulva cancer last year. She just went through radiation and chemo this fall and things looked really good in the December followup. Now its already back, new growths and revived growths thought eradicated. She quit drinking a few years back and tried to quit the pain meds too early. Imagine if someone shot radiation between you legs for six weeks. Just destroyed her up in there and not much left to work with. Probably another round of chemo. I am so sad for her. I need to get back up to Boston and be with her, but
My mom and dad are both on hospice. Both have pretty much lost most of their minds. My dad sits and moans with each breath and my mom pretty much sleeps in her chair with her head hanging uncomfortably to one side. I want to do something for them, but not much I can do. I go by and see the every day or two and usually bring them their favorite fast foods. They still remember me and when I do not come.
I'm really reluctant to leave them even though I really feel I need to go see my sis.
G_d Damn, that sucks. T's and P's for your sister.I'm glad I started this thread. I need to do a trauma dump and I'm tired of bringing down the GMTAN thread.
My sister was diagnosed with vulva cancer last year. She just went through radiation and chemo this fall and things looked really good in the December followup. Now its already back, new growths and revived growths thought eradicated. She quit drinking a few years back and tried to quit the pain meds too early. Imagine if someone shot radiation between you legs for six weeks. Just destroyed her up in there and not much left to work with. Probably another round of chemo. I am so sad for her. I need to get back up to Boston and be with her, but
My mom and dad are both on hospice. Both have pretty much lost most of their minds. My dad sits and moans with each breath and my mom pretty much sleeps in her chair with her head hanging uncomfortably to one side. I want to do something for them, but not much I can do. I go by and see the every day or two and usually bring them their favorite fast foods. They still remember me and when I do not come.
I'm really reluctant to leave them even though I really feel I need to go see my sis.
cos, I'm sorry. Just got a uterus cancer diagnosis from a dear person near to me and my mother. She was spotting after menopause. Turns out that that wasn't such a good thing.I'm glad I started this thread. I need to do a trauma dump and I'm tired of bringing down the GMTAN thread.
My sister was diagnosed with vulva cancer last year. She just went through radiation and chemo this fall and things looked really good in the December followup. Now its already back, new growths and revived growths thought eradicated. She quit drinking a few years back and tried to quit the pain meds too early. Imagine if someone shot radiation between you legs for six weeks. Just destroyed her up in there and not much left to work with. Probably another round of chemo. I am so sad for her. I need to get back up to Boston and be with her, but
My mom and dad are both on hospice. Both have pretty much lost most of their minds. My dad sits and moans with each breath and my mom pretty much sleeps in her chair with her head hanging uncomfortably to one side. I want to do something for them, but not much I can do. I go by and see the every day or two and usually bring them their favorite fast foods. They still remember me and when I do not come.
I'm really reluctant to leave them even though I really feel I need to go see my sis.
Wow, sorry that’s rough. Hopefully you’ll figure it out and thinks will work out the best they can. God bless.I'm glad I started this thread. I need to do a trauma dump and I'm tired of bringing down the GMTAN thread.
My sister was diagnosed with vulva cancer last year. She just went through radiation and chemo this fall and things looked really good in the December followup. Now its already back, new growths and revived growths thought eradicated. She quit drinking a few years back and tried to quit the pain meds too early. Imagine if someone shot radiation between you legs for six weeks. Just destroyed her up in there and not much left to work with. Probably another round of chemo. I am so sad for her. I need to get back up to Boston and be with her, but
My mom and dad are both on hospice. Both have pretty much lost most of their minds. My dad sits and moans with each breath and my mom pretty much sleeps in her chair with her head hanging uncomfortably to one side. I want to do something for them, but not much I can do. I go by and see the every day or two and usually bring them their favorite fast foods. They still remember me and when I do not come.
I'm really reluctant to leave them even though I really feel I need to go see my sis.
Crap. Do I have 14 picks in? Spreadsheet isn't updated.I'm catching up, and Uruk, you have two #11s. Bell Bottom Blues and A Change is Gonna Come.
My grandmother is 98, and has been in a nursing home for almost 6 years now. My mom is very dedicated to her, and goes to see her usually every day. Mom has learned over the years that it is healthy for her own well being to take occasional breaks away from the nursing home. Hospice has also told my mom to make sure she takes breaks away, and they aren't just talking about taking a day off from coming. Take consecutive days off. It sounds like you are very good to your parents, cos. There are people that are getting paid to take care of them. If something were to happen while you are away, they will call you. Go see your sister, and I'm sorry her cancer has returned. Maybe you can get a video of her with your phone saying hi to your parents, and show it to them when you get back to TX.cosjobs said:I'm glad I started this thread. I need to do a trauma dump and I'm tired of bringing down the GMTAN thread.
My sister was diagnosed with vulva cancer last year. She just went through radiation and chemo this fall and things looked really good in the December followup. Now its already back, new growths and revived growths thought eradicated. She quit drinking a few years back and tried to quit the pain meds too early. Imagine if someone shot radiation between you legs for six weeks. Just destroyed her up in there and not much left to work with. Probably another round of chemo. I am so sad for her. I need to get back up to Boston and be with her, but
My mom and dad are both on hospice. Both have pretty much lost most of their minds. My dad sits and moans with each breath and my mom pretty much sleeps in her chair with her head hanging uncomfortably to one side. I want to do something for them, but not much I can do. I go by and see the every day or two and usually bring them their favorite fast foods. They still remember me and when I do not come.
I'm really reluctant to leave them even though I really feel I need to go see my sis.
I don't know. I was looking back at what my last two picks were, and I noticed that you have two #11s.Crap. Do I have 14 picks in? Spreadsheet isn't updated.
the Golden Slumbers part will definitely be a part of my mix as well.
#1 Jane's Addiction - Stop!You can start anytime and you can include duplicates
Sorry to hear of your brother's passing, MAC_32. I'm listening to the Beastie Boys now because of my own brother's influence on my listening habits. He actually dug Paul's Boutique when it came out, a rare thing.Like many events in one's life this memory faded away, but upon that brother's sudden death earlier this year (age 42) like anyone who has lost someone before reflection quickly followed.
Considered citing them (and early chili peppers) in that write up because I was introduced to all of them almost all at once, but the first one sticks out above the others. I still have that distinct memory whereas the other two are fuzzier. My parents hated that I got into all of them as much as I did at that age, but as that intro to Stop says - their music influenced me more than they did.Sorry to hear of your brother's passing, MAC_32. I'm listening to the Beastie Boys now because of my own brother's influence on my listening habits. He actually dug Paul's Boutique when it came out, a rare thing.
Oh, ####. I thought either Mr. Ected was doing or it wasn't up. I think I can get up to snuff, just need to know how and who is still doing the draft.Crap. Do I have 14 picks in? Spreadsheet isn't updated.
Aaaahhhh, Bach!15.xx The Art of the Fugue, Johann Sebastian Bach
It's an hour and a half long, so too long for the mix, but the music i want to go out on. Because it is the only truly eternal thing i know. The first time i heard it, i was thunderstruck to find how deeply and succinctly it matched the rhythms of my mind. And that is why we've all been pretenders since Bach and probably always will be. JSB is singular because he captured what Pythagoras had long-before suggested - that the math of music is the math of life (or at least consciousness) itself. Its chaos is not fitful, its order not limiting, it is relentless but delicate, everlasting but tactile. It will therefore be the soundtrack to my re-entry to the continuum. Good night.
most definitely on my list of 50+ (among other George songs) I'm having to whittle downHere comes the sun
George Harrison
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My parents have the same lament. Not about Jane's, but music. It's a fine line to walk.Considered citing them (and early chili peppers) in that write up because I was introduced to all of them almost all at once, but the first one sticks out above the others. I still have that distinct memory whereas the other two are fuzzier. My parents hated that I got into all of them as much as I did at that age, but as that intro to Stop says - their music influenced me more than they did.
I love this song, actually. I love this mention to The Association.RD 14: Never My Love - The Association
This is one of my "growing up" songs that I loved - and still do. Not considered hip, not cool, but damn some of these top 40s AM hits really takes me back to memories as a kid. I can practically smell my baseball glove.![]()
My first big date was to see The Association @ the Stoughton Armory in Feb 1969 with the most zaftig girl - her later sexual assault of me scared me off big-chested girls for decades - i've ever dated and future mother of my 48yo son. My face, heart & trousers all nearly exploded dancing with Patty to this song and i STILL dont like it.RD 14: Never My Love - The Association
This is one of my "growing up" songs that I loved - and still do. Not considered hip, not cool, but damn some of these top 40s AM hits really takes me back to memories as a kid. I can practically smell my baseball glove.![]()
beauties there Ilove80sI am behind and ready to wrap it
Rd 12
Chimes of Freedom by The Byrds
pretty self explanatory- this is for freedom- those who have it, those who had it and those who have it coming
Rd 13
Getting in Tune by The Who
This is for my dad. The Who was his favorite band and he set me on my musical, movie, book and moral path for life. He’s a great man. I know he is proud of me but I’m not sure I’ll ever see myself as fully measuring up.
Rd 14
Higher Love by Steve Winwood
This doesn’t really fit but who cares, it’s what I’m hoping for at the end
beauties there Ilove80s