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Brownsville Station re-visited
Good Times One of the most memorable concerts of mine was October 7th 1976. I went to the coliseum in my hometown with my brother who is three years prior my age to see Aerosmith with this band as the opening act and to this day I really enjoy their fine style on “The Martian Boogie”. This… Continue reading
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Let’s go Back, Let’s go way back when
1971 found us watching what was to become a legendary show with the first episode of Soul Train. Don Cornelius hosted and produced the show that brought us the “Soul Train Line” where two lines of dancers would strut their stuff down the aisle between the lines. The “hippest trip in America” featured name acts where they… Continue reading
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“Changed His Tune”
A complete travesty of truth These are all quotes from Sleepy Joe’s State of the Union address on 03/07/2024. “You can’t lead America with ancient ideas”. “A right to choose and protect our freedoms, not take them away.” “I see a future where we save the planet from climate crisis and our country from gun… Continue reading
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Another Day/Another year
High Everyone? I Hope So It’s hard sometimes to remember to change the year when it rolls over and many checks have last year’s date on them until it sets in. Not the case on your birthday though right? I turned 66 this year and am taking a minute to reflect back, then I will revel… Continue reading
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Seconds Out
My friends it has been 4 years of falling and slipping back, reaching for the stars and baking in the process. I retired at 62 and within a couple of weeks covid hit and we all became homebodies for the next year. Since that time I have became a recluse and contact with the real… Continue reading
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Rough Patch in the Past
This journey started back in March of 2007 and lasted 4 years. Walking to the bathroom late in the evening of March 17th 2007, I suddenly had a pain in my stomach that brought me instantly to the ground doubled up. I laid there for around 15 minutes crying and unable to move as the… Continue reading
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WordPress & Me
Sore Finger Tips After a couple weeks of disappointment with the knowledge I’ve forgotten over the last 10-11 years I finally gave up on trying to use HTML and went with the blocks style of build. I am not satisfied with the overall way this works but until I can re-learn HTML I will stick… Continue reading
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You Tell Me
I’m a simple American and as far as education goes I dropped out in 1975 and waited 20 years to get my G.E.D. but I will point out I have 50+ years of education called “street logic”. I have travelled this country and made friends with all classes of people over the years and have… Continue reading
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Finally-Moxie in Motion!
This was originally published in 2014, I am re-posting it with updates. Government officials spend wasted hours talking trash about and dumping blame on each others for a career but once in a while something catches the peoples eye and demands their attention. This time it is the consciousness of the American masses that see… Continue reading
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Slowhand
What can anyone say to describe the sound this “GOD” puts down? His other nickname is maybe more well known, “Slowhand” turns 79 years young this year and true to his style is doing what he enjoys most. The Yardbirds, Blind Faith, Cream, Derek and the Domino’s & John Mayhall and the Bluesbreakers are a few bands in… Continue reading
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Get an ear full here!
The first time I heard of King Curtis was when I heard Duane Allman cover Soul Serenade. Being a devoted fan of the Allman Brothers Band I wanted to learn more about the music that influenced them so I started listening to this. A better saxophone player would be hard pressed to be found and… Continue reading
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Give Me Hope
I am blessed with many opportunities and the realization that the world is mine for the taking. I would be at the least an asshole if I didn’t mention family and close friends that have helped me through this and are there for me now as well. The list would be too long to put in here… Continue reading
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Start Here or (Do Not Pass GO!)
When I was a child I loved to play games such as Monopoly. These games were entertaining and it was a way for family and friends to spend time together . These games also taught us about how the economy supposedly worked and we were taught the responsibilities of making money and spending within our means.(although we… Continue reading
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Happy Birthday Bernadette
A big shout out to the Birthday Beauty Bernadette Peters! What a career spanning 6+ decades this Broadway performer and Actress has melted hearts on the way to winning two Tony’s and a Golden Globe. Her captivating personality and zany attitude in her roles had audiences roaring through the ages. Pennies from Heaven & The… Continue reading
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Ink Stained Love Debut
Ink Stained Love is Finished !!! I am excited to announce that I have finally approved the distribution of my first novel. It can be found on the Amazon link next week and Ingram Sparks on January 17th. Pre-orders are allowed on Amazon but not Ingram Sparks so unfortunately any discounts from IS will only… Continue reading











































































