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@mburtis Conversations
- 2 So when does #oneweek officially stop? I’m dying to hear how it ends. .
- 5 After dr’s visit and x-rays we know that daughter’s ankle is not broken. Just a bad sprain
- 1 I am writing a document that feels like complete pie-in-the-sky wishful thinking. It is simultaneously exciting and depressing
- 1 Madigan twisted ankle at tae kwon do yesterday and it’s swollen this morning. Do I wait for pediatrician to open or take her to doc-in-box?
- 4 Thinking about a model where we ask faculty to “vote” on topics/times for workshops/sesssions this year. Crowdsource our prof dev calendar?
That not precocious, that’s downright brilliant. Patti Smith eat your heart out.
Niiice head-banging.
I like her sound; its new and different. Nice to see young artists having some refreshing ideas about what makes good music.
From Broadway to the Who.
A minimalist rock opera, alternating tender contemplative moments with thrashing power chords, all demonstrating total mastery of the idiom.
Five stars.
Wow.
What Gardner said, plus, the real question is never answered – thus a sense of mystery for the listener.
Jerry, I beg to differ. In the final stanza, she changes “Are we” to “We are”. That’s probably the most brilliant part of this: the issue is resolved, and yet, the passion maintained to the final note.
All the great songwriters intentionally leave the meaning a bit vague and obscure. This could be the next classic YouTube music video!
Scotty says: That is really cool.
Mark says: It was funny.
Steve says: I seem shades of an early Grace Slick, or was it Stevie Nicks.